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The Cathode Ray Tube
Almost all TVs today rely on a device known as the cathode ray tube, or CRT, to display pictures. This site has a good explanation of how the cathode ray tube works.
Sam's Fluorescent Lamp FAQ
Fluorescent lamps are a type of gas discharge tube similar to neon signs. A pair of electrodes, one at each end - are sealed along with a drop of mercury and some inert gases (usually argon) at very ...
Crooke's tube: cathode rays
An interactive demonstration of the Crooke's tube experiment, with a brief, but accurate explanation. This is great for revision, or for teaching if you do not have access to the real apparatus.
Rijke Tube
The Rijke tube is an interesting example of an open cylinder resonator.
Vacuum Tubes
Description of the discovery of Cathode rays and JJ Thomson?s experiment to determine e/m.
Venturi tube Simulator
A mini program that uses a Venturi tube to show the effect of Bernoulli's equation. A simple yet very informative site which clearly shows Bernoulli's principle in action.
Marshall Space Flight Centre Drop Tube Facility
A description of the construction and operation of the drop tube at Marshall Space Flight Centre. Possible experiments are described
Equations D to F
A list of various equations ranging from the de Broglie equation to the fundamental frequency of a closed tube.
Dennis Gabor
Dennis Gabor (1900 - 1971) work led to the development of a number of devices including: a holographic microscope, an analogue computer, a flat thin colour television tube, and a new type of ...
Make a pinhole camera
Instructions on how to make a pinhole camera out of a pringles tube, and an explanation of how it works.



