an electron tube containin three electrodesi is known as triode.in vacuum diode consists of two electrodes namely cathode and anode or plate. we have cloud of negatively charged electrons near the cathode called space charge. in triode i have extra electrode named grid and this grid eliminates space charge around cathode. how it happens? because grid is given negative voltage known as bias . if this bias is negative how the grid removes space charge which is also negative charge.
my question is how triode removes the space charge?
if it is by bias how it happen beause both bias and space charge is negative?
folks please help
2006-06-09
18:37:53
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