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| | Oil Immersed Low Power Tubes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24) |
 | | Hot-cathode line-focus tubes of different sizes, shapes and makes, oil immersed, ranging in output from 50 kV and 5 mA for the smallest, to 90 kV and 20 mA for the bigger ones, used in dental units or low power portable x-ray equipment. |
 | | Since the introduction in 1920 of the CDX shock-proof oil-immersed dental x-ray unit by General Electric, and since the advent of the line focus tubes in the early twenties, the basic structure of these tubes has not undergone any major changes. |
 | | In fact, Victor Chabaud, of France, in the gas discharge tube bearing his name (see earlier on this website) used a sort of a platinum hooded anode, without giving it a name, as early as 1905 or 1906. |
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