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If the switch is closed in its lower position, the alteration in the current at
resonance can be used to determine the additional resistance introduced. Or if a
standard radio-frequency resistance is available, the resistance of the circuit itself
may be ...
If the switch is closed in its lower position, the alteration in the current at
resonance can be used to determine the additional resistance introduced. Or if a
standard radio-frequency resistance is available, the resistance of the circuit itself
may be ...
Page 459
low frequencies the shunt inductance kLp reduces the potential applied to the
secondary circuit. And at high frequencies the series leakage inductance L(
becomes important in reducing the potential applied to the load. The elements of
Fig.
low frequencies the shunt inductance kLp reduces the potential applied to the
secondary circuit. And at high frequencies the series leakage inductance L(
becomes important in reducing the potential applied to the load. The elements of
Fig.
Page 473
The practical frequency limits of the oscillating crystal element are from about 50
kilocycles to 15 megacycles. The Qo value in the neighborhood of 0.1 megacycle
is of the order of 104, which means that a change of only 5 cycles in the applied ...
The practical frequency limits of the oscillating crystal element are from about 50
kilocycles to 15 megacycles. The Qo value in the neighborhood of 0.1 megacycle
is of the order of 104, which means that a change of only 5 cycles in the applied ...
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