Adventures in Electronics APG-17-8C #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA General Electric educational comic that explains the principles and applications of electronics through dialogue and illustration. The narrative covers how electricity freed from wires makes radio and television possible, demonstrates vacuum tube technology by explaining how electrons bridge broken circuit ends through a sealed tube, and details how television cameras use electron beams to scan images and transmit them to receiving sets. The comic concludes by showcasing practical military and industrial applications of electrons, including radar, sonar, guided missiles, alternating current systems, and closed-circuit color television for corporate communication.
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