Letters of a Radio-Engineer to His Son
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1. Front matter2. LETTER 1 ELECTRICITY AND MATTER3. LETTER 2 WHY A COPPER WIRE WILL CONDUCT ELECTRICITY4. LETTER 3 HOW A BATTERY WORKS5. LETTER 4 THE BATTERIES IN YOUR RADIO SET6. LETTER 5 GETTING ELECTRONS FROM A HEATED WIRE7. LETTER 6 THE AUDION8. LETTER 7 HOW TO MEASURE AN ELECTRON STREAM9. LETTER 8 ELECTRON-MOVING-FORCES10. LETTER 9 THE AUDION-CHARACTERISTIC11. LETTER 10 CONDENSERS AND COILS12. LETTER 11 A “C-W” TRANSMITTER13. LETTER 12 INDUCTANCE AND CAPACITY14. LETTER 13 TUNING15. LETTER 14 WHY AND HOW TO USE A DETECTOR16. LETTER 15 RADIO-TELEPHONY17. LETTER 16 THE HUMAN VOICE18. LETTER 17 GRID BATTERIES AND GRID CONDENSERS FOR DETECTORS19. LETTER 18 AMPLIFIERS AND THE REGENERATIVE CIRCUIT20. LETTER 19 THE AUDION AMPLIFIER AND ITS CONNECTIONS21. LETTER 20 TELEPHONE RECEIVERS AND OTHER ELECTROMAGNETIC DEVICES22. LETTER 21 YOUR RECEIVING SET AND HOW TO EXPERIMENT23. LETTER 22 HIGH-POWERED RADIO-TELEPHONE TRANSMITTERS24. LETTER 23 AMPLIFICATION AT INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCIES25. LETTER 24 BY WIRE AND BY RADIO