Very High-Frequency Techniques Vol I & II

Very High-Frequency Techniques Vol I & II by Herbert J Reich. Published by McGraw-Hill Book Co Inc, New York, NY, 1947. 1st Edition. Hardbound, no DJ. Size 8vo (up to 9-1/2'' tall). Condition: VG. Some edge wear to boards, overall content excellent. 1057 Pgs. Compiled by the Staff of the Radio Research Laboratory, Harvard University, under the editorial direction of Herbert J Reich, Editor. Contents Vol 1: Broad-band Antennas; Ultrahigh-frequency measurements; Impedance Matching, Transformers and Baluns; Cone & Cylinder Antennas; Sleeve Antennas; Hors & Reflectors; Slot Antennas; Auxiliary Devises for Antennas; Principles of Direction Finding; Antennas for Direction Finding; Indicators for Direction Finders; Homing Systems; Intro to Power Generation; Triode & Pentode Ultrahigh-frequency oscillators; Coaxial-line power amps and oscillators; Power output coupling methods; Modulation of high-frequency power oscillators; General design considerations of high-power ultrahigh-frequency triode & tetrode oscillators; The resnatron; Principles of magnetron operation; Operating characteristics of continuous-wave magnetrons; and Description, characteristics, and operation of typical cavity magnetrons. Vol II: Externally tuned magnetron oscillators; Power-measuring devices for ultrahigh frequencies; Receivers; Principles of transmission-line filter design; Tuners for microwave receivers; Detectors & mixers; Local oscillators; Intermediate-frequency amps; Receiver output circuits; and Measuring equipment for receivers. Bibliography & Index. Description text copyright 2008 www.BooksForComfort.com. Item ID 18721.