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Interview with Arthur E. Harrison in which Harrison discusses his work on klystron tubes at Stanford University and San Carlos (Calif.) in the late 1930s and early 1940s with Russell and Sigurd Varian. This work was supported by the Sperry Corporation, who incorporated klystron technology into their radar and microwave products. Date of the interview is unknown; likely circa 1970. Part of the Perham Collection of Early Electronics.
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