Then, a gas carries the ions through a tube.

然后，使得气体带有这种离子通过电子管。

We make our own line of tube amplifiers.

们有自己的电子管放大器生产线。

First it was stored in tubes, then on transistors and later on very small chips.

开始记忆被存放于电子管里，然后是晶体管和后来更小的晶片。

The machine then identifies different compounds based on how long it took them to move through the tube.

ETD根据它通过电子管的时间来辨别不的化合物。

A few hundred yards away, Westinghouse built facilities that produced tubes and electrical transformers for the missile systems.

几百米之外就是西屋电气公司，其生产的设备是用来为导弹系统制造电子管和变压器的。

You'll say give me a dozen Tubes, man.

你会说给一打电子管，伙计。

Hey. Marantz tube stereo from the 1970s!

嘿, 70年代的Marantz电子管音响!

Different ions will take different amounts of time to pass through the tube, depending on things like their mass and charge.

不的离子通过电子管时花费不的时间，这取决于离子的大小和电荷。

He used valve and vane to help vaporize vanilla.

他用电子管和风向标来帮忙蒸发香草。

I mean, these tubes were the start of electronics.

的意思是， 这些电子管是电子产品的开端。

But with the help of new technology, electronic chips replaced tubes and a revolution of artificial intelligence has arisen.

但是在新技术的帮助下，电子芯片代替了电子管，一场人工智能革命由此掀起。

In 1904, English physicist John Ambrose Fleming developed a new electrical component called a thermionic valve, which housed two electrodes inside an airtight glass bulb - this was the first vacuum tube.

1904 年英国物理学家约翰·安布罗斯·弗莱明开发了一种全新的电子部件叫" 热电子管" ，就是在一个密封玻璃灯泡里放了 2 个电极——这是世上第一个真空管。