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English: Cartoon panel from 1920 in Hugo Gernsback's magazine Electrical Experimenter illustrating the many applications of the Audion (triode) vacuum tube invented in 1907 by Lee De Forest. The Audion was the first device that was able to amplify and founded the field of electronics. The drawings constitute a good inventory of the early accomplishments of the new technology.
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Source Retrieved October 28, 2014 from H. Winfield Secor, "The Versatile Audion" in Electrical Experimenter magazine, Vol. 7, No. 10, February 1920, p. 1001 on American Radio History website
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