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Design and Use of Directly Coupled Pentode Trigger Pairs
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In this article, a trigger circuit using two pentodes with direct plate-to-screen coupling is described, and the mechanism of electrical stability and instability and the process of triggering are discussed.Abstract:
A trigger circuit using two pentodes with direct plate‐to‐screen coupling is described. The mechanism of electrical stability and instability and the process of triggering are discussed. Sample diagrams for a pulse generator, an electronic switch, and a scaling circuit are given.read more
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A Bidirectional Electronic Counter for Use in Optical Interferometry
TL;DR: A bidirectional electronic counter has been developed for both additive and subtractive counting of electrical impulses in either binary or decimal notation as mentioned in this paper, which can be used for differential counting with two separate (incoherent) pulse inputs.
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Decade Counting Circuits
TL;DR: In this article, a direct-coupled pentode trigger pair is made the basis of two simple ring-of-ten circuits for high-speed counting, one of which is especially suited for counting sharp pulses up to a frequency of 105 cycles per second.
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High-Speed Flip-Flops for the Millimicrosecond Region
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Procédé de comptage différentiel dans les sélecteurs d'amplitudes d'impulsions
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose a method to selecteurs d'amplitudes d'impulsions les appareils, principalement utilised in Physique nucleaire, who ont pour fonction le triage automatique, suivant leurs amplitudes, des impulsions qui leur sont appliquees.
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Decade‐Ring Scaling Circuit
TL;DR: In this article, a ring-decade counting circuit is presented, similar in design to that of Regener's, with reference to random pulses, and a new input circuit is given so that the resulting scaler has a resolving time of 1.9 micro seconds for any two consecutive pulses and 3.7 microseconds for any three consecutive pulses.
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Decade Counting Circuits
TL;DR: In this article, a direct-coupled pentode trigger pair is made the basis of two simple ring-of-ten circuits for high-speed counting, one of which is especially suited for counting sharp pulses up to a frequency of 105 cycles per second.
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An Improved Current Integrator
TL;DR: In this article, an improved integrator circuit for measuring the ion beam current used in nuclear research is described, where a condenser is allowed to be charged and upon reaching a definite potential is discharged through a thyratron tube.