Radio Designer's Handbook, Fourth Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.33 (520 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0750636351 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1552 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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It will therefore be invaluable to anyone working with valves, and provides a definitive guide to the valve and other components, audio and radio frequency technology, rectification, regulation, filtering, hum, complete receivers, and sundry data. The main subjects are: valves, valve testing, general theory and components; audio and radio frequencies; power supplies, design of complete AM and FM receivers, and reference information.Return of the classic; much of the data is not available anywhere elseThe valve reference par excellenceExtremely good value. The enormous amount of data included in the book has been made readily accessible by means of a fully detailed list of contents and a v
The enormous amount of data included in the book has been made readily accessible by means of a fully detailed list of contents and a very complete index. . The main subjects are: valves, valve testing, general theory and components; audio and radio frequencies; power supplies, design of complete AM and FM receivers, and reference information. From the Publisher This book is the work of 10 authors and 23 collaborating engineers, under the editorship of F Langford-Smith
Darwin Kornowske said Best Tube Book Out There. This is the best book on tubes and tube amplifier design out there. This book has been the defacto standard since the day it's was written and still is. I have about 10 books on tube amplifier design and this, by far, is the most comprehensive and complete book of them all. If you can afford to buy a book on tubes, buy this one and neglect the others.F. Lanford Smith includes chapters on the basics of tube operation w/ and w/o all the math. He also includes a chaper on math operations - from algebra to calculus - so that you can understand the things that he presents, mathematically, within the book.You'll find the . R. H. Barton said Great Classics in Electronics. Langford-Smith is one of the Great Texts in electronics: Great Classics in Electronics Langford-Smith is one of the Great Texts in electronics: 3+ generations of tube designers learned from him. Do stick with the Great Classics in Electronics R. H. Barton Langford-Smith is one of the Great Texts in electronics: 3+ generations of tube designers learned from him. Do stick with the 4th Edition however, as it is the most complete.For those wishing to have a "triad" of the greatest electronics books (IMHO) to learn from, I recommend adding Landee Albrecht and Davis' "Electronics Designers Handbook", and Horowitz and Hill's "The Art of Electronics".You will surely then be in the hands of the masters !. th Edition however, as it is the most complete.For those wishing to have a "triad" of the greatest electronics books (IMHO) to learn from, I recommend adding Landee Albrecht and Davis' "Electronics Designers Handbook", and Horowitz and Hill's "The Art of Electronics".You will surely then be in the hands of the masters !. + generations of tube designers learned from him. Do stick with the Great Classics in Electronics R. H. Barton Langford-Smith is one of the Great Texts in electronics: 3+ generations of tube designers learned from him. Do stick with the 4th Edition however, as it is the most complete.For those wishing to have a "triad" of the greatest electronics books (IMHO) to learn from, I recommend adding Landee Albrecht and Davis' "Electronics Designers Handbook", and Horowitz and Hill's "The Art of Electronics".You will surely then be in the hands of the masters !. th Edition however, as it is the most complete.For those wishing to have a "triad" of the greatest electronics books (IMHO) to learn from, I recommend adding Landee Albrecht and Davis' "Electronics Designers Handbook", and Horowitz and Hill's "The Art of Electronics".You will surely then be in the hands of the masters !. Great and complete resource to understand vacuum tube based electronics Ssound I love this book, I havent finished it since its EXTREMELY thick (1500 pages), it seems to be 100% faithful to the original edition as it still retains obsolete topics such as "how to use the slide rule" and such.It guess it covers most of what you need to know about vacuum tubes for audio and radio design. It starts with the introduction to the vacuum tube (or radio valve as the text calls it) and it continues to develop from that point with sections for audio and radio, it contains a brief electric circuits section which is interesting to read, but its probably not the best book to understand mesh analysis and suc