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Gaylord Probasco Harnwell. For the general circuit calculations that can be
carried out with the aid of the alternating-current theory of later chapters it is
necessary to know the amplitudes of the various harmonics. The Fourier analysis
of such a ...
Gaylord Probasco Harnwell. For the general circuit calculations that can be
carried out with the aid of the alternating-current theory of later chapters it is
necessary to know the amplitudes of the various harmonics. The Fourier analysis
of such a ...
Page 166
Calculate the amplitudes of the constant term and the various harmonic
components. 10. Using the cubic approximation for the characteristic of a filament
[Eq. (5.2)] calculate the amplitudes of the current harmonics for a sinusoidal
potential ...
Calculate the amplitudes of the constant term and the various harmonic
components. 10. Using the cubic approximation for the characteristic of a filament
[Eq. (5.2)] calculate the amplitudes of the current harmonics for a sinusoidal
potential ...
Page 264
A variation in either the amplitude or phase of the grid wave will affect the
average anode current. Both these methods are used in Vblts /Breakdown grid '
potential corresponding to the existing plate potential Conducting period
Conducting ...
A variation in either the amplitude or phase of the grid wave will affect the
average anode current. Both these methods are used in Vblts /Breakdown grid '
potential corresponding to the existing plate potential Conducting period
Conducting ...
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