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The invention and evolution of the electrotechnology to transmit electrical signals without wires : an annotated bibliography of 17th, 18th, and 19th century experimental studies of electrostatic induction, spark-gap and lightning discharges, magnetic induction, oscillating circuits, resonance, and electromagnetic wave propagation

Title
The invention and evolution of the electrotechnology to transmit electrical signals without wires : an annotated bibliography of 17th, 18th, and 19th century experimental studies of electrostatic induction, spark-gap and lightning discharges, magnetic induction, oscillating circuits, resonance, and electromagnetic wave propagation / by Albert Gerard Gluckman.
Author
Gluckman, Albert Gerard.
Publication
[Washington, D.C. : Washington Academy of Sciences, Mount Vernon College, 1993]

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Description
239 p.; 23 cm.
Subject
  • Signal processing > Bibliography
  • Signal processing > Equipment and supplies > Bibliography
  • Signal theory (Telecommunication) > Bibliography
  • Charge transfer devices (Electronics) > Bibliography
  • Electrostatics > Bibliography
Note
  • Includes index.
Call Number
JSE 94-171
ISBN
0960722246
OCLC
  • 29569579
  • NYPGR29569579-B
Author
Gluckman, Albert Gerard.
Title
The invention and evolution of the electrotechnology to transmit electrical signals without wires : an annotated bibliography of 17th, 18th, and 19th century experimental studies of electrostatic induction, spark-gap and lightning discharges, magnetic induction, oscillating circuits, resonance, and electromagnetic wave propagation / by Albert Gerard Gluckman.
Imprint
[Washington, D.C. : Washington Academy of Sciences, Mount Vernon College, 1993]
Research Call Number
JSE 94-171
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