The Principles Underlying Radio Communication
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They are usually wound in a single layer on an insulating tube, which may be pasteboard, wood, fiber, one of the materials called "bakelite," or some other material. The wire is covered with an insulation of silk or cotton and is sometimes stranded. A common type of receiving transformer is shown in Ifig. 249.
This is often called a " loose cpupler." The points of the 444 RECEIVING APPARATUS.
switches are connected by tap wires to the turns of the wire in the coils. On the primary one switch us...ually takes care of single turns, and the other switch makes contact to groups of perhaps 10 turns each. To cover 100 turns of coil, for example, one switch used for coarse adjustment would have 9 points of 10 turns each and a zero point, making 10 points in all, and the units switch w^ould also have 9 points and a zero point. Then any number of primary turns from to 100 turns could be used. If the primary had 400 turns, the first switch in groups of 20 turns could have 20 points, including zero, and the unit switch could also have 20 points for 19 unit turns and zero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are usually wound in a single layer on an insulating tube, which may be pasteboard, wood, fiber, one of the materials called "bakelite," or some other material. The wire is covered with an insulation of silk or cotton and is sometimes stranded. A common type of receiving transformer is shown in Ifig. 249.
This is often called a " loose cpupler." The points of the 444 RECEIVING APPARATUS.
switches are connected by tap wires to the turns of the wire in the coils. On the primary one switch us...ually takes care of single turns, and the other switch makes contact to groups of perhaps 10 turns each. To cover 100 turns of coil, for example, one switch used for coarse adjustment would have 9 points of 10 turns each and a zero point, making 10 points in all, and the units switch w^ould also have 9 points and a zero point. Then any number of primary turns from to 100 turns could be used. If the primary had 400 turns, the first switch in groups of 20 turns could have 20 points, including zero, and the unit switch could also have 20 points for 19 unit turns and zero.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Signal Corps to read onlineMoreLess
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