What is one reason a triode vacuum tube might be used instead of a transistor in a circuit?

Which component can amplify a small signal but must use high voltages?

A feature common to tubes and transistors is that both:

In a vacuum tube, the electrode that is operated with the highest positive potential is the _______.

In a vacuum tube, the electrode that is usually a cylinder of wire mesh is the _______.

In a vacuum tube, the element that is furthest away from the plate is the _______.

In a vacuum tube, the electrode that emits electrons is the _______.

What is inside the envelope of a triode tube?

How many grids are there in a triode vacuum tube?

If you do not wish to have current flowing in the grid circuit of a vacuum tube, the grid should be:

The negative DC control voltage applied to the control grid of a vacuum tube is called: