A semiconductor diode has these advantages over a vacuum tube:
1904, a diode by Fleming.
Today, all diodes are semiconductor diodes. However, the first diodes were piles of washers of different metals that together made a diode, and specially constructed vacuum tubes. There may still be markets for other types of diodes in very high voltage circuits, but you or i are unlikely to come in contact with them.
what is semiconductor state advantages of semiconductor devices over electronic tubes
as a material, nothingas a device to perform the function, vacuum tubes or magnetic amplifiers
I think you mean 'diode valve'! A 'valve' is the British term for what Americans call 'tubes' or, more accurately, 'vacuum tubes'. So, a 'diode valve' is a thermionic valve generally used as a rectifier, much in the same way that a semiconducting diode is used, these days.
I think you mean 'diode valve'! A 'valve' is the British term for what Americans call 'tubes' or, more accurately, 'vacuum tubes'. So, a 'diode valve' is a thermionic valve generally used as a rectifier, much in the same way that a semiconducting diode is used, these days.
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Transistors,diode,vacume tubes and amplifiers
It depends on the application. Vacuum tubes work better under certain operating conditions and frequencies. The problem with vacuum tubes is they are not as easy to mass produce as semiconductor devices, and semiconductor devices such as integrated circuits can have litterally thousands or millions of transistors and other components on a single chip. Such scaling is not possible with vacuum tubes, though there is some research in the MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical) field to suggest that micro scale vacuum tubes could be mass produced within an integrated circuit. Such applications could be useful in the Terahertz frequencies. When a lowcost and compact solution is preferred generally the silicon based microchips will be the best option.
vacuum tubes help us today with many things. the most important 1 is techology. If we didn't have vacuum tubes we wouldn't have computers. just thik of a life with out computers or t.v. vacuum tubes are also used in radios. so if vacuum tubes hadn't been invented we would not be able to use all the techology we use today.=]
Sir John Ambrose Fleming patented the thermionic diode in 1904. Then Lee DeForest put a control grid into it to create the triode in 1906.
It is not "OA 79" it is "0A79", that is the digit zero not the letter "O".The designation of 0A79 is inherited from old designation system for Vacuum Tubes.0 - 0V heater/filament or no heater/filament meaning a Cold Cathode deviceA - Low Current Diode79 - an arbitrary unique number identifying the specific device type, in this case a solid state germanium diode not a vacuum diode or gas diode