Frequency measurements in wireless telegraphy (1911)
Hyslop, William Henry · leaf 16
, which is the fundamental formula, ofwireless telegraphy. The above equations for i and v when plotted give curves ofthe form of figures 1 and 2. A comparison of these curves willshow that they are displaced from each other by a quarter-phase,a condition which can be readily understood since the… … Fig. 1, Fig. 2. away in accordance with an exponential law, this damping as it iscalled being due to the heating of the circuit and other energylosses due to radiation and to brush discharge from the condenserplates. Dr. J. Zenneck^ has shown that in condenser circuitscontaining a spark gap the…
Telegraph, Wireless · Theses
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