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    Telegraphy‚ from the Scientific American Supplement. The original Audion was capable of slightly amplifying received signals‚ but at this stage could not be used for more advanced applications‚ such as radio transmitters. The inefficient design of the original Audion meant it was initially of little value to radio‚ and due to its high cost and short life it was rarely used. In fact‚ in the 1909 edition of Operator’s Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Hand-book‚ Victor H. Laughter’s review of the Audion‚ while

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    WHITE P AP E R WHAT IS PACKET MICROWAVE? EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This white paper provides a definition of Packet Microwave radio systems and demonstrates how these systems along with Hybrid radio systems are providing an ideal solution for wireless backhaul for next generation mobile broadband networks. Packet Microwave platforms offer highly scalable solution that leverages new technology features to enable higher throughputs to keep pace with expected growth in demand. Hybrid microwave solutions

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    While all forms of communication affect learning and living‚ the influence of television and radio seems most challenging. Television most nearly represents real experiences and is clearly part of the environment of most young people in Ireland. Almost all 6-17 year olds (99%) watch television in their leisure time. Parents asked to ‘think about their child and how television is affecting his or her life’‚ parents of children in every age say they are deeply concerned of their children’s safety-availability

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    Wireless Communication

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    uses cellular radio technology‚ enables users to connect to the Internet through a mobile phone or computer equipped with an appropriate PC Card. A global positioning system (GPS) is a navigating system that consists of one or more earth based receivers that accept and analyze signals sent by satellites in order to determine the receiver’s geographic location‚ according to Shelly and Cashman. A GPS receiver is a handheld‚ mountable‚ or embedded device that contains an antenna‚ a radio receiver‚ and

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    The 1930s and 1940s are considered as radio’s “golden age”. During these decades radio was popular before the invention of another mass entertainment medium‚ television‚ in the 1950s. The invention of television was based on a complex of inventions and developments in electricity‚ telegraphy‚ photography and motion pictures‚ and radio. In fact‚ early television was often little more than radio with pictures. Television has been the greatest and most influential invention of the twentieth century

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    Impact Of Radar On Society

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    19 November 2013 Radar: The Protector of Civilization The invention of the radar was a very significant advance in history. Once the year 1887 passed‚ Heinrich Hertz had developed the principles necessary to conduct a radar by proving radio waves could reflect off metallic objects. Then‚ in 1935‚ Robert Watson-Watt constructed and patented the first radar to show what wonderful things one machine can do. To this date‚ the radar has presented a vast amount of programs that amaze society in many

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    elektronik

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    the development of devices concerned with engineering is a branch . 2 Numerous devices used in everyday life are manufactured using electronic elements . Nearly every electronic device is in industrial products . In the fields of electronics ‚ radioradio ‚ telephone‚ radar‚ television‚ various system controls are Komputer ‚ measurement and test equipment‚ medical devices and many more will enter . 3 Electronics based on 17 ‚ 18 and 19 century with the discoveries made on electricity have been

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    Lee de Forest

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    Italian Guglielmo Marconi. De Forest ’s doctoral dissertation on the "Reflection of Hertzian Waves from the Ends of Parallel Wires" is said to possibly be the first doctoral thesis in the United States on the subject that was later to become known as radio. (Kraeuter‚ 76). His first job was with the Western Electric Company in Chicago‚ where‚

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    during the 20th |the invention of the printing press‚ radio‚ telephone and television. The printing press | |century? |gave us the ability to print papers and tabloids on a large scale. Before this each page | | |had to be done separate. This lead to the newspaper and magazine to reach millions of | | |readers. Next would be the radio. This enabled voices and music to be broadcast through

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    Broadcast Journalism

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    Broadcast Journalism Broadcast journalism provides a timely medium for individuals to obtain their news. Reporters have a duty to report the news in an accurate‚ fair‚ clear and interesting manner. Broadcast journalism differs to written journalism as radio and television are designed to be seen and heard sooner and more often than a daily or weekly newspaper therefore scripts for speaking to be broadcasted tend to be written differently than text to be read by the public. | * | Broadcast

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