Two Way Radio
Two Way Radio
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Each has its place in the field of two-way communication, so much so that extremely essential services such as railroads might be justified in providing both facilities on moving trains to assure continuity and de- RADIO AND GUIDED CARRIER SYSTEMS- 155 pendability of operation under all the conditions encountered in an extended zone of operation.
4 Utilization of Wayside Wires As induction radio systems utilize high-frequency carrier signals on existing wire circuits, the degree of attenuation ...of signal energy is directly related to the length of line circuits. The amount of attenuation also depends on the type and size of wire conductors employed; the type and size of insulators used to support the conductors and prevent leakage to ground or other circuits ; and the amount of moisture or other conducting or semiconducting material deposited on the insulators.
High-tension power lines usually employ heavy copper wires of large cross section. In addition they use large insulators having excellent insu- lating surfaces of considerable area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each has its place in the field of two-way communication, so much so that extremely essential services such as railroads might be justified in providing both facilities on moving trains to assure continuity and de- RADIO AND GUIDED CARRIER SYSTEMS- 155 pendability of operation under all the conditions encountered in an extended zone of operation.
4 Utilization of Wayside Wires As induction radio systems utilize high-frequency carrier signals on existing wire circuits, the degree of attenuation ...of signal energy is directly related to the length of line circuits. The amount of attenuation also depends on the type and size of wire conductors employed; the type and size of insulators used to support the conductors and prevent leakage to ground or other circuits ; and the amount of moisture or other conducting or semiconducting material deposited on the insulators.
High-tension power lines usually employ heavy copper wires of large cross section. In addition they use large insulators having excellent insu- lating surfaces of considerable area.
What to read after Two Way Radio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Freedman to read onlineMoreLess
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