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| title = Construction of Floyd A. Sweet | | title = Construction of Floyd A. Sweet's VTA | ||
| author = [[Michael Watson]] | | author = [[Michael Watson]] | ||
| keywords = [[Floyd Sweet]], [[VTA]], [[Vacuum Triode Amplifier]] | | keywords = [[Floyd Sweet]], [[VTA]], [[Vacuum Triode Amplifier]] | ||
| published = 1994 | | published = 1994 | ||
| pages = 435-444 | | pages = 435-444 | ||
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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
Information is given in this paper to assist experimenters toward reproducing Floyd Sweet's VTA. A brief description is also given of an earlier VTA which was the subject of a video presentation. Some ideas are discussed with regard to how the VTA works and the possibility of a universal source of power in space.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Information is given in this paper to assist experimenters toward reproducing Floyd Sweet's VTA. A brief description is also given of an earlier VTA which was the subject of a video presentation. Some ideas are discussed with regard to how the VTA works and the possibility of a universal source of power in space. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Construction of Floyd A. Sweet's VTA |
| Author(s) | Michael Watson |
| Keywords | Floyd Sweet, VTA, Vacuum Triode Amplifier |
| Published | 1994 |
| Pages | 435-444 |
Abstract
Information is given in this paper to assist experimenters toward reproducing Floyd Sweet's VTA. A brief description is also given of an earlier VTA which was the subject of a video presentation. Some ideas are discussed with regard to how the VTA works and the possibility of a universal source of power in space.