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The Bell System Technical Journal, 1940, Vol. 19: A Journal Devoted to the Scientific and Engineering Aspects of Electrical Communication (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

R. W. King

 
9780266583363: The Bell System Technical Journal, 1940, Vol. 19: A Journal Devoted to the Scientific and Engineering Aspects of Electrical Communication (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

The Bell System Technical Journal, Volume XIX, January 1940 delivers foundational insights into electrical communication engineering.

The Bell System Technical Journal is a quarterly AT&T publication that showcases research and development in the scientific and engineering aspects of electrical communication. This issue presents a range of studies and technical articles that guided early advances in radio, switching, filters, and telephony, reflecting the practical challenges and solutions of the time.

  • The Physical Basis of Ferromagnetism by R. M. Bozorth
  • Contact Phenomena in Telephone Switching Circuits by A. M. Curtis
  • Effect of the Quadrature Component in Single Sideband Transmission by H. Nyquist and K. W. Pfleger
  • Low Temperature Coefficient Quartz Crystals by W. P. Mason
  • A New Standard Volume Indicator and Reference Level by H. A. Chinn, D. K. Gannett, and R. M. Morris
  • Metallic Materials in the Telephone System by Earle E. Schumacher and W. C. Ellis
  • The Coronaviser: An Instrument for Observing the Solar Corona in Full Sunlight by A. M. Skellett
  • The Subjective Sharpness of Simulated Television Images by Millard W. Baldwin, Jr.
Ideal for engineers, researchers, and students seeking historical yet practical perspectives on early wireless and telephone technology.

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