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tubicole (verb), tubicoles; tubicoled; tubicoling: holes, tubes
Existing in tube-dwelling kinds of habitats.
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(Latin: a vessel or vessels; including, tubes, ducts, or canals that convey and circulate fluids; such as, blood, lymph, or sap, through the bodies of animals or plants)
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electron tubes
Instruments that are used to control the flow of electrons.

Such tools may be either gas filled, or partially or fully evacuated; such as,vacuums.

Common tubes include vacuum tubes, cathode-ray tubes, phototubes, mercury vapor tubes, thyratrons, and microwave tubes.

Thyratrons are gas-filled hot-cathode tubes which are used as electronic switches or relays in which signals applied to the control grids initiates anode currents but does not limit them and cannot interrupt, the flow of electrons.

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electrostatic memory tube (s) (noun), electrostatic memory tubes (pl)
An electron tube in which information is stored with electric charges.
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cathode-ray tube, CRT (s) (noun); cathode-ray tubes (pl)
A tube in which an electron beam is directed across a fluorescent tube so it will generate images.

The cathode-ray tubes are used in oscilloscopes, radar, television sets, and computer monitors.

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image tubes
An image intensifier which is a form of electron tube in which an image is focused onto an input photocathode.

The resulting emitted electrons are accelerated within the evacuated tube by a very high voltage.

Image intensifiers are used in many instruments; such as, cameras, spectrographs, and acquisition and guidance systems.

This entry is located in the following unit: Astronomy and related astronomical terms (page 13)