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[edit]DescriptionA.D.Blumlein US patent 2185367 - long-tailed pair.png | Long-tailed pair with cathode auto-biasing. Figure 3 from A. D. Blumlein's US Patent 2185367 (British 482740), priority from 1936-07-04. The original was slightly altered - I removed output cathode followers, which are not part of the LTP per se, and moved one of the interstage caps into the cropped area. |
Date | 1936-07-04, published in print 1938-04-04 |
Source | US Patent 2185367 |
Author | en:Alan Blumlein (29 June 1903 – 7 June 1942) |
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