My pathetic bandwidth simply wouldn't cope.
At least I have one of them in hard copy!
Electron-Tube Circuits, Samuel Seely, 1950, 530 pages
Ken
>Hi,
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>I just posted this to the CGS mailing list, and thought it would be a
>good idea to copy it here:
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>I found the following site a while ago with tons of scanned books
>about electonics from the 1930's, 1940's etc: <http://
>www.pmillett.com/tecnical_books_online.htm>
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>For example:
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>"Theory and Applications of Electron tubes, Herbert Reich, 2nd
>edition 1941, 716 pages
>If there's one book that will bust my website's bandwidth limits,
>this may be it. 716 pages of vacuum tube theory, this may be THE
>best book about vacuum tubes. Detailed, complete with plenty of math
>and drawings. Covers how tubes work and how to design circuits
>around them, with chapters on class A/AB1 and AB2/B amplifier design,
>power supplies, and more!"
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>I'll put it in the link section.
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>With kind regards,
>Ben
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