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Abimbola1987
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Dear Sirs,
After my theoretical post on vacuum diode electron flow, I decided to try and measure it physically. I didn't have a vacuum tube, so I improvised with some tungsten wire, aluminum sheets and some screws and the result was usable. Obviously the tungsten wire fails after some time due to the lack of a vacuum envelope.
Question: What causes the increase in Iz current when S1 is on?
After my theoretical post on vacuum diode electron flow, I decided to try and measure it physically. I didn't have a vacuum tube, so I improvised with some tungsten wire, aluminum sheets and some screws and the result was usable. Obviously the tungsten wire fails after some time due to the lack of a vacuum envelope.
Question: What causes the increase in Iz current when S1 is on?