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Radio Electronics Made Simple (1956)
In order to provide the many people who are interested in radio electronics, either as a hobby or as a career with a basic and fundamental background, this book has been written. No prior experience or specific education is needed as this book is simple and easy to understand. Using but a minimum of mathematics, it sets forth the basic concepts in a clear, non-technical manner. By means of every-day language, it explains the more difficult principles and scientific laws associated with this field.
For the beginner, the experimenter, the hobbyist, the Hi-Fi enthusiast, and the service-man, this is an ideal book. It is for anyone who wants to gain, with the least difficulty, a complete understanding of the fundamentals of radio and electronics. This book also serves as a stepping stone for further study in the more specialized areas of the electronics field.
A great handbook for every radio repair workbench!!!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 - Direct Current
Chapter 2 - Magnetism and Meters
Chapter 3 - Alternating Current
Chapter 4 - The Diode Vacuum Tube
Chapter 5 - Power Supplies
Chapter 6 - Vacuum Tubes
Chapter 7 - Audio Amplification
Chapter 8 - Introduction to Transmission and Reception
Chapter 9 - Oscillators
Chapter 10 - Transmitters
Chapter 11 - Detection
Chapter 12 - The TRF Receiver
Chapter 13 - The Superheterodyne Receiver
Chapter 14 - Antennas
Appendix 1 - Radio Abbreviations
Appendix 2 - Common Radio Symbols
Appendix 3 - Radio Formulas
Index
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