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The triode constant is out of the following
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Triode, electron tube consisting of three electrodes-cathode filament, anode plate, and control grid-mounted in an evacuated metal or glass container. It has been used as an amplifier for both audio and radio signals, as an oscillator, and in electronic circuits.
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