Re: Grid #2 in ultralinear mode



Patrick Turner wrote in
rec.audio.tubes<43D2EF4E.B73A21CA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Electrons swirl around the cathode in a cloud like a swarm of bees,
> and they are emitted and reabsorbed constantly by the cathode.

Reabsorbed? By what process?
The heated cathode, boiling off electrons in a vacuum, is also reabsorbing
them, you say? What percentage of emitted electrons would you say are
reabsorbed, thus reducing both the anode current and available electrons in
the g-k space cloud? I don't think I've heard of this before ...
.



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