- •Міністерство освіти і науки України
- •Contents
- •From the history of electronics
- •Exercise 2
- •The Electron Tube Legacy
- •From Tubes to Transistors
- •The Decade of Integration
- •New Light on Electron Devices
- •Focus on Manufacturing
- •Exercise 4
- •Toward a Global Society
- •Into the Third Millennium
- •From the history of electron devices lesson 8
- •Translate the following words paying attention to affixes.
- •Microwave Tubes
- •The Invention of the Transistor
- •Bipolar Junction Transistors
- •Photovoltaic Cells and Diffused-Base Transistors
- •Integrated Circuits
- •Early Semiconductor Lasers and Light-Emitting Diodes
- •Charge-Coupled Devices
- •Compound Semiconductor Heterostructures
- •Microchip Manufacturing
- •Alessandro volta
- •Volta's pile
- •Thomas alva edison
- •Early Life
- •Family Life
- •Early inventions
- •Menlo park laboratory
- •The Telephone
- •The Phonograph
- •The Incandescent Lamp
- •Electric Power Distribution Systems
- •The Edison Effect
- •Glenmont
- •Motion Pictures
- •Edison's Studio
- •The Electric Battery
- •Attitude Toward Work
- •Ambrose fleming
- •Very happy thought
- •Nonagenarian
- •Consultant
- •Leon charles thevenin
- •Teaching
- •A Good Launch
- •A Crucial Theorem
- •Lee de forest: last of the great inventors
- •In Business
- •Towards the Triode
- •Patent Battles
- •Success
- •Edwin henry colpitts
- •Oscillator
- •Ralph hartley
- •Harry nyquist
- •American physicist, electrical and communications engineer, a prolific inventor who made fundamental theoretical and practical contributions to telecommunications. The Sweden years
- •Education and Career in the u.S.A.
- •Nyquist and fax
- •Nyquist's Signal Sampling Theory
- •Nyquist Theorem
- •Nyquist and Information Theory
- •Russell and sigurd varian
- •Childhood
- •Russell
- •The klystron
- •Celebration
- •Walter brattain
- •"The only regret I have about the transistor is its use for rock and roll”.
- •A Home on the Ranch
- •Physics Was the Only Thing He Was Good at
- •An Off the Cuff Explanation
- •After World War II
- •The First Transistor
- •Rifts in the Lab
- •The Nobel Prize
- •Back to Washington
- •Education
- •Inventor of the Transistor
- •Contributions and Honors
- •Inventor of the first successful computer
- •The Mother of Invention
- •Launching the v1
- •An Electronic Computer
- •The Survivor
- •After the War
- •Rudolph kompfner
- •Architect
- •Internment
- •Travelling-wave Tube
- •Satellites
- •Alan mathison turing
- •The solitary genius who wanted to build a brain.
- •Childhood
- •Computable Numbers
- •Bletchley Park
- •Jack kilby
- •The Begining
- •The Chip that Changed the World
- •Toward the Future
- •Robert noyce
- •A noted visionary and natural leader, Robert Noyce helped to create a new industry when he developed the technology that would eventually become the microchip. Starting up
- •At Bell Labs
- •Founding Fairchild Semiconductor
- •Ic Development
- •Herbert kroemer
- •Too Many Lists
- •Postal Service
- •Theory into Practice
- •Back in the Heterostructure Game
- •Halls of Academia
- •Tuesday Morning, 3 a.M.
- •Heterostructures explained
- •Abbreviations
- •British and american spelling differences
- •Numerical prefixes
- •Prefixes for si units
- •Навчальне видання
- •21021, М.Вінниця, Хмельницьке шосе, 95, внту
- •21021, М.Вінниця, Хмельницьке шосе, 95, внту
From the history of electron devices lesson 8
Exercise 1
Translate the following words paying attention to affixes.
Radiation, radiate, irradiate, radiating, irradiated, radiator, detect, detected, detection, detecting, detectable, detective, travel, traveled, travelling, traveller, local, locality, locate, location, locator, train, training, trained, trainer, trainee, trainman, trainmaster, efficient, efficiency, efficiently, inefficient, proper, properly, property, improperly, surprisingly, surprised, surprise, surprising, act, active, actively, activity, inactivate, activate, deactivate, interaction, actuator, actress.
Exercise 2
Match the synonyms.
1. to begin |
1. to change |
2. to investigate |
2. to teach |
3. to radiate |
3. wonderful |
4. aid |
4. adequate |
5. able |
5. to act |
6. to function |
6. to emit |
7. to modulate |
7. to use |
8. to generate |
8. to start |
9. to employ |
9. valve |
10. surprising |
10. greatly |
11. tube |
11. help |
12. vastly |
12. to study |
13. to train |
13. capable |
14. proper |
14. to produce |
Exercise 3
Translate the following sentences paying attention to tenses.
1.There is a growing scientific evidence that prolonged exposure to some kinds of radio waves does cause at least low-level changes in the movements, working and possibly structure of molecules and cells in living tissue. 2. Naturally, optoelectronics engineers would love to make VCSELs from silicon, but the material does not emit light easily. 3. For 50 years hard disks have acted as relatively dumb devices, simply serving as storing blocks of data. 4. The drive manufacturers have to some extent become victims of their own success. 5. In both ATA- and SCSI-based systems, computers commonly divide a data file into a set of so-called logical blocks whose size ranges from 512 bytes to 4096 bytes and up. 6. The person who comes up with application thinks differently than the scientist who lays the foundation. 7. The principal application of any sufficiently new and innovative technology always have been and will continue to be applications created by that new technology. 8. Right now, wireless markets are moving into a stage where subscribers can freely substitute wireless service for fixed line service. 9.Straightforward as this change seems, the transition from providing wireless telephony to a complicated mix of data and other non-voice services is difficult and risky. 10. Once the spectrum and regulatory landscape stabilized in the 1970s, the industry increased capacity and efficiency many times. 11.People use Internet as much as they do these days because bandwidth in the fixed networks is almost free. 12. As the early test results have been good the team is working on methods of cheaply mass producing the substrates. 13.Not only do the defects shorten the lifetime of lasers, they also drive up the cost of the devices. 14. In February, a group of nine technology companies announced that they will jointly establish specifications for a new video recording format that marries a blue-violet laser to a 12 cm (CD or DVD size ) optical disk. 15. Toshiba is asking that anyone who wants to propose a blue-laser format present it to the working group. 16. In 2000, Sony and Pioneer demonstrated a prototype blue-laser format they have developed jointly. 17.Technology is evolving so rapidly that any standard may well prove merely temporary.
Exercise 4
Match the English words with their Ukrainian translations.
1. high bandwidth |
1. роздiльна здатнiсть |
2. aircraft detection |
2. основна частина |
3. output resonator gap |
3. мiкрохвилева пiч |
4. cavity magnetron |
4. поза межами видимости |
5. traveling wave tube |
5. виявлення лiтака |
6. comprehensive system |
6. багаторезонаторний магнетрон |
7. broadband capability |
7. велика ширина смуги |
8. microwave oven |
8. вихiдна щілина резонатора |
9. high-resolution |
9. всеосяжна система |
10. core element |
10. лампа біжної (прямої) хвилі |
11. line-of-sight |
11. широкосмугова здатнiсть |