| 释义 |
push-push amplifier push-push amplifier[′pu̇sh ¦pu̇sh ′am·plə‚fī·ər] (electronics) An amplifier employing two similar electron tubes with grids connected in phase opposition and with anodes connected in parallel to a common load; usually used as a frequency multiplier to emphasize even-order harmonics; transistors may be used in place of tubes. |