Improvements in Regenerative Frequency Dividers

Improvements in Regenerative Frequency Dividers

This report describes novel regenerative frequency dividers where the use of multiple-tuned circuits In the mixer or multiple-tuned circuits In conjunction with crystal rectifier distorters provide a number of advantageous operating characteristics with a minimum number of tubes. The particular circ...

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Hauptverfasser: Jensen, G K, Wyman, F E
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CIRCUITS
CRYSTAL RECTIFIERS
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
FREQUENCY DIVIDERS
REGENERATION(ENGINEERING)
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