Fundamentals of radio and electronics

Radio has nurtured and developed the broad concepts of the science and technology now commonly referred to as electronics. It is the father of the vacuum tube and has made possible measurement and control by means of signals, as well as transmittance of intelligence. Therefore, we broadened the coverage to include the general field of electronics, which, while it has its roots in radio, has expanded explosively since 1942. It now has an impact on many fields of human endeavor. This second edition has been greatly enlarged and covers developments such as the invention and application of transistors as a supplement to or replacement of vacuum tubes, the expansion of television, radar and navigational aids, further development of electronic means for controlling and measuring almost everything that can be controlled or measured, and improvement in older methods of communication. CONTENTS: 1) Mathematics of Radio and Electronics 2) Direct Current Circuits 3) Circuits with Time Varying Voltages 4) Vacuum Tube and Transistor Principles 5) Rectified Power Supplies 6) Transmission and Recording of Sound 7) Audio and Video Amplifiers 8) Pulse and Switching Circuits 9) Electromagnetic Waves 10) Transmission and Reception of Signals by Radio 11) Amplitude Modulation Detectors, Radio-Frequency Amplifiers and Modulators 12) Amplitude Modulation and Radio Transmitters 13) Amplitude Modulation Radio Receivers 14) Frequency Modulation 15) Monochrome Television 16) Color Television 17) Vacuum Tube Instruments 18) Ultra High Frequency and Microwave Circuits 19) Radio Wave Propagation 20) Radio Antennas 21) Radar, Radio Relays, Radio Aids to Navigation, Pulse Communication 22) Industrial Applications 23) Appendix: Safety and Special Radio Services
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