The design and construction of a practical wireless telegraph station (1910)
Spurck, Robert Michael, Wheatlake, Burton Cyrenius Job · leaf 67
previously stated the period of the aerial circuit de-pends on the capacity and inductance of that circuit. The waveis equal to V>t where V is the velocity of the waves and t theperiod. Therefore it is necessary to measure the inductanceand capacity of the aerial circuit.for both sending and… … I 11 I I Pig 22 1. Philosophical Magazine March 1910, 31 The bridge is balanced both for steady and unsteady currents.The inductance is given by the formula, L = CR^ where C is the capacity of the condenser C and R the resistanceacross which the condenser terminals are connected. This methodhas the…
Telegraph stations · Telegraph, Wireless · Theses
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