Transistors - Sixty Symbols

The invention of the transistor helped John Bardeen to one of his two Nobel Prizes for physics. More films at http://www.sixtysymbols.com/

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• transistor
• john
• bardeen
• sixty
• symbols

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[dgaagjezeken]

@DeluxeWarPlaya I was gonna point that out too. High conductivity means nearly zero resistance

[DeluxeWarPlaya]

Conductivity equal to zero? I think you mean resistance equal to zero

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[puncheex]

... Sure you could test it; today you could digitally analyze it. You'd find that tube amps are more prone to it, particularly when overdriven, which was often done intentionally.