Wireless Telegraphy Its History Theory And Practice
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In Fig. 213, the receptor is shown connected to recording meteorological gauges which are now- being used in France..
LoDGE-MuiRHEAD KECEPTOR. In the new Lodge-Muirhead re- ceptor 1 two distinct resonators have been tested. The first is a *Elec. World and Eng. , Aug. 1, 1903, p. 173. Collins.
RECEPTORS.
205 simple open circuit, and the second is a compound-circuit system. The open-circuit resonator comprises an antenna, a, Fig. 214, lead- Fio. 210. CERVERA RECEPTOR.
ing to the earth through the... condensers, x and x ; the internal cir- cuits include an inductance, L, a Lodge rotating mercurial coherer, WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
C, condenser, X 2, and a siphon recorder operated by a current from the cell, E. No relay is interposed between the coherer and the recorder, r f the action being direct. This receptor is syntonized (B), and, different from the first Lodge system, has a grounded resonator (C), it employs a siphon recorder (E), and a voltage-operated detector (a) is placed in a shunt with the internal circuit of the resonator proper, the aerial wire being connected direct to the earth with the condensers interposed (c) ; the resonator is of the open-circuit type with tuned resonator and internal circuits (i) producing a syntonized receptor (j).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Fig. 213, the receptor is shown connected to recording meteorological gauges which are now- being used in France..
LoDGE-MuiRHEAD KECEPTOR. In the new Lodge-Muirhead re- ceptor 1 two distinct resonators have been tested. The first is a *Elec. World and Eng. , Aug. 1, 1903, p. 173. Collins.
RECEPTORS.
205 simple open circuit, and the second is a compound-circuit system. The open-circuit resonator comprises an antenna, a, Fig. 214, lead- Fio. 210. CERVERA RECEPTOR.
ing to the earth through the... condensers, x and x ; the internal cir- cuits include an inductance, L, a Lodge rotating mercurial coherer, WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
C, condenser, X 2, and a siphon recorder operated by a current from the cell, E. No relay is interposed between the coherer and the recorder, r f the action being direct. This receptor is syntonized (B), and, different from the first Lodge system, has a grounded resonator (C), it employs a siphon recorder (E), and a voltage-operated detector (a) is placed in a shunt with the internal circuit of the resonator proper, the aerial wire being connected direct to the earth with the condensers interposed (c) ; the resonator is of the open-circuit type with tuned resonator and internal circuits (i) producing a syntonized receptor (j).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick), 1869- to read onlineMoreLess
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