Problems in radio engineering /
Ernest Thomas Arthur Rapson
- 6th ed.
- r: London Sir I. Pitman 1945
- 158 p.;
Capacitance and Condensers (Page-1), Self-Inductance (Page-6), Series Circuits (Page-8), Parallel and Compound Circuits (Page-12), Series Resonance (Page-15), Parallel Resonance (Page-18), Resonance Curves and Decrement (Page-20), Mutual Inductance and Coupled Circuits (Page-22), Damped Oscillations (Page-29),Spark Transmitters (Page-31), Valves and Their Characteristics (Page-35), The Valve as Rectifier (Page-41), The Valve as Amplifier (Page-44), The Valve as Generator (Page-56), Superheterodyne Reception (Page-62), Modulation (Page-63), Transmitters (Page-69), Frequency control and Stabilization (Page-71), Receivers (Page-73), Selectivity (Page-75), Field Strength (Page-76), Aerial Resistance and Efficiency (Page-77), Receiving Aerials (Page-83), Frame Aerials (Page-85), Aerial Tuning (Page-88), Direction Finding (Page-89), Aerial Stresses (Page-91), Propagation (Page-94), Filters (Page-99), Power Supplies (Page-106), Transmission Lines (Page-106), Measurements (Page-109), Measuring Instruments (Page-113), A.C Bridges (Page-114), Cathode-Ray Tubes and Time Bases (Page-117), Wavemeters (Page-119), Television (Page-120), Acoustics (Page-121), Miscellaneous (Page-122), Radio Service Work (Page-125).