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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DECOHERER»
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1
Modern Communications Receiver Design and Technology
2.3 The Decoherer (Practical Coherer/Decoherer Receivers) The decoherer was
nothing more than an electrical bell, slightly modified and connected in series
with the coherer and/or the receiver relay as shown in Figure 2.2. Every time a ...
2
The Audio Dictionary: Third Edition, Revised and Expanded
Decoherer. Decoherer See coherer. Deconvolution A mathematical process for
separating two signals that have been convolved (combined by the process of
convolution). Convolution is a mathematical operation involving an infinite
integral, ...
Glenn White, Gary J Louie,
2005
3
Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
In receiving apparatus for wireless telegraphs, a coherer, and a combined
magnetic decoherer and induction-coil, the primary of said induction coil
comprising the exciting-coil of said decoherer. 2. A receiver for wireless
telegraphs, comprising ...
United States. Patent Office,
1903
4
Manual of Wireless Telegraphy for the Use of Naval Electricians
The decoherer and Morse writer are shown in series in the second circuit for
simplicity. They are usually connected in parallel. The single-cell circuit is
completed through the tuning coil in the sets as furnished, but it can be
connected with ...
Samuel Shelburne Robison, Henry Newman Manney, Louis Anthony Kaiser,
1906
5
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
The combination of a coherer circuit, a decoherer circuit including an armature,
means controlled by the coherer circuit for operating the armature, a distributer
operating circuit including a movable contact having a flexible member, and an ...
6
X-ray micro- and nano-focusing: applications and techniques ...
SINGLE DIMENSION PARTIAL DECOHERER GRATINGS The coherence of the
wavefront generated by insertion devices of 3rd generation beam lines can be
problematic in some applications. The imperfect optical elements (windows, ...
Ian McNulty, Society of photo-optical instrumentation engineers,
2001
7
Scientific American: Supplement
Two batteries are used, one of two dry cells for the coherer and one of four dry
cells for the decoherer and recorder circuits. Cost, about $1.80. T11K WIRES. A
piece of No. 10 weather-proof, electric-light wire, to lead from the collector to the ...
8
Patents for Inventions: Abridgments of Specifications : ...
... the electro-magnets 6, 7, 8, thereby releasing the arm d and switches 9, w so
that they may be returned to their initial positions by springs. The arm d in
returning rides over a spring contact-strip 12, Fig. 2, in the circuit of the decoherer
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9
Making Wireless Outfits: A Concise and Simple Explanation of ...
The second is that composed of the sounder or signalling circuit with the
decoherer. In this second circuit the de- coherer operates when the sounder
clicks. It is evident that if a contact be attached to the armature of the sounder, the
decoherer ...
10
Home-made electrical apparatus: a practical handbook for ...
current from the dry cell to pass through the coherer to energize the magnets of
the relay and draw the armature in, thus closing the decoherer circuit. When the
armature of the relay is drawn in towards the magnets the relay contacts are ...
Alfred Powell Morgan,
1918