The electronics student of today was probably born somewhere in the mid-nineties of the last century. That may sound like a long time ago, but he/she is still much younger than the vacuum tube. Most of those students have probably never seen a tube let alone worked with one. To them tubes are ...
The electronics student of today was probably born somewhere in the mid-nineties of the last century. That may sound like a long time ago, but he/she is still much younger than the vacuum tube. Most of those students have probably never seen a tube let alone worked with one. To them tubes are antique and may be forgotten. To correct this Elektor decided a few years ago to dedicate a series of articles to old and often forgotten electronic equipment and, under the supervision of Elektor Editor Jan Buiting, this series became a huge success.
We have good news for true Retronics lovers (and all other electronics enthusiasts)! In a 30-minute webinar on Thursday January 24, 2013 Jan Buiting reviews a number of items presented in the Retronics series of articles published in Elektor magazine over the past five years. Most of Jan’s articles have a touch of techno-nostalgia taking the Elektor readership back to the days when electronics was young. In the webinar Jan also discusses methods of bringing old tube equipment to life without causing explosions.
Retronics - The Best Of
As broadcasted live on: Thursday January 24, 2013
Presenter: Jan Buiting (Elektor Editor)
Language: English
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