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...ng visible discharges or used for switching purposes|the use of gas-filled tubes for radiation detection|Gaseous ionization detector}} ...luorescent lamp|compact fluorescent bulb]] is a household application of a gas-filled tube]] ...

{{short description|Beam of electrons observed in vacuum tubes}} | contribution =Cathode Ray Tubes for Industrial and Military Applications ...

::[[Earth cooling tubes|Earth warming tubes]] ...

...vailable [[Tritium radioluminescence|tritium vials]] (tritium-filled glass tubes coated with a [[Radioluminescence|radioluminescent]] [[phosphor]]) and [[so ...

...s hydrogen-cooled, while the stator [[winding]]s are made of hollow copper tubes cooled by water circulating through them. ...

...r]]s or [[Surge protector#Gas discharge tube (GDT) spark gap|gas discharge tubes]]. The actual clamping occurs in roughly one [[picosecond]], but in a pract ...

...g, vacuum metallurgy, and in the production of light bulbs and cathode ray tubes. So-called "ultrahigh" vacuums are required for certain semiconductor proce ...nduction to remove the air left after initial pump down and closure of the tubes. The "getter" would also slowly remove any gas evolved within the tube duri ...

...nd different metallic surfaces of enclosures, electrical equipment, pipes, tubes or structures together is with a copper conductor, rated lugs and appropria ...

...nbsp;kW). For industrial, high power plasma applications (30~250&nbsp;kW), tubes made of ceramic materials are typically used.<ref>United States Patent 5200 ...

...nt]] (AC) into [[direct current]] (DC). It is a type of [[cold cathode]] [[gas-filled tube]], but is unusual in that the cathode, instead of being solid, is made ...20–30&nbsp;V) and so is an efficient rectifier. Hot-cathode, gas discharge tubes such as the [[thyratron]] may also achieve similar levels of efficiency but ...

...racteristic allows fluids to transmit force through the length of pipes or tubes; i.e., a force applied to a fluid in a pipe is transmitted, via the fluid, ...

...]s (CRT) in television sales due to the necessary bulkiness of cathode-ray tubes. The diagonal screen size of a CRT television is limited to about {{cvt|40| A [[plasma display]] is made up of many thousands of gas-filled cells that are sandwiched in between two glass plates, two sets of electrod ...

...trical [[arcing|arcs]], for ignition, in [[photomultiplier|photomultiplier tubes]], and in high-power [[amplifier]] [[vacuum tube]]s, as well as other indus ...om atmospheric air. [[Induction coil|Induction coils]] powered early X-ray tubes. Moseley used an X-ray tube to determine the [[Moseley's_law|atomic number] ...

...Cernuschi, 'EMAT transducers and thickness characterization on aged boiler tubes', Ultrasonics 34 (1996) 339-342.</ref> ...i, J. Flora, and J. Monks (Innerspec Technologies), "Inline Testing of ERW Tubes Using Ultrasonic Guided Wave EMATs" in 16th US National Congress of Theoret ...

=== Vacuum tubes (valves) === * [[Cathode ray tube]] (CRT) or [[Television picture tubes|television picture tube]] (obsolete) ...

...gh voltage apparatus like [[Marx generator]]s and [[particle accelerator]] tubes, insulating columns often have many metal grading rings spaced evenly along ...

...tured of carbon fibre and carries the magnets of the linear motors. Cables/tubes (motor, air bearing, measurement system) do not move in order to avoid brea ...

...lektronenroehren-auswahl.jpg|thumb|upright 1.3|Later [[thermionic]] vacuum tubes, mostly miniature style, some with top cap connections for higher voltages] |title = Principles of Electron Tubes ...