The Selective Properties Of Coupled Radio Circuits
Publisher: University of Wisconsin--Madison
Published: 1920
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: Table of Contents.; title: Chapter I. Introduction.; title: 1. The selective properties of alternating current circuits.; title: 2. Previous studies of the selective properties of circuits.; title: 3. The abstractive and selective properties of radio antenna circuits.; title: 4. Object and method of the present paper.; title: 5. Natural division of the discussion into two parts.; title: 6. Acknowledgements.; title: Chapter II. Considerations which should govern the design of coupled circuit receiving station for any given operating frequency.; title: 7. Desirable properties of the receiving circuit.; title: 8. Expressions for the steady state currents and power in coupled receiving circuits.; title: 9. Relations between the circuit constants which give maximum steady state power to the detector.; title: 10. Relations between the circuit constants which give maximum steady state selective coefficients against sustained detuned frequencies.; title: 11. Relations between the circuit constants which will give a time constant of a specified value.; title: 12. Relations between the circuit constants which give a maximum selective coefficient against "strays".; title: 13. Choice of the circuit constants "based upon the relatione obtained in the preceding sections.; title: 14. Effect in the receiving circuit of unavoidable variations in tuning adjustments and in sending frequency.; title: Chapter III. "Factors which should govern the choice of the operating frequency.; title: 15. "Figure of merit of the frequency when coupled receiving circuits are used.; title: 16. Costs of the radio system.; title: Chapter IV. Conclusions drawn from this study.; title: 17. Comparison of coupled with simple series receiving circuits; title: 18. Details in which the proposed circuits may differ from modem practice; title: Appendix A. The transient currents in coupled circuits when Hn, = T«.; title: Appendix B. A method of tuning which will lead to the desired relations between the circuit constants.