BSTJ 1: 2. November 1922: Application to Radio of Wire Transmission Engineering. (Espenschied, Lloyd) (1922)
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ted much better than the zero equivalent. Thiswhole matter of realizing in practice an adequate transmission equiva-lent, will be appreciated to be an especially difficult problem in thecase of marine radio telephony, where the connection is switchedfrom one vessel to another at varying distances.… … TWO WAV RADIO CIRCUS Fig. 5 overcome and the resulting large ratio between the energies trans-mitted into and received from the ether. The receiver must be pre-vented from being overloaded by the home transmitter and this,in general, requires that there be provided between the high frequencyside of…
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