amplification factor
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amplification factor
(′am·plə·fə′kā·shən ′fak·tər)
(electronics) In a vacuum tube, the ratio of the incremental change in plate voltage to a given small change in grid voltage, under the conditions that the plate current and all other electrode voltages are held constant.
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