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5. IOT
These tubes are hybrids between triodes and klystrons, and we recommend reading the
5.1 Operating principle
Conceived by Andrew Haeff at RCA in 1939 and formerly known as "klystrodes" by Don Priest, who made the first practical use of them at EIMAC (now CPI) around 1980, IOTs (Inductive Output Tubes) borrow from both triodes and klystrons. From triodes, they inherit the technology of direct beam modulation by a grid....
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The list of players is as complete as possible, but inevitably contains a few omissions, which the author hopes will not be held against him. Size differences between these players are not indicated, as they can be significant.
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