Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

Made:: 1891

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Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places, two laminal screens and cup shaped cathode, 1891

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Category:: Electricity and Magnetism

Object Number:: 1923-327

type:: vacuum tube

credit:: Institution of Electrical Engineers

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Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

Object Number:: 1923-327/1

type:: vacuum tube

Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

Object Number:: 1923-327/2

type:: vacuum tube

Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

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Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

Double chambered vacuum tube with separating wall pierced in two places

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