Design considerations in the development of a low cost television receiver

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Kirk, Donald
Kirk, Donald
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19481948
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This paper describes the reasoning used in the
development of a low cost television receiver. The
work on which this paper is based was done during
January, February and March 1948 in the electronics
laboratory of the Postgraduate School of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. The work
was done to give the writer experience in practical
circuit design problems of the type in which conservation
of materials and manpower is of importance.
The writer wishes to express his gratitude to
Professor P.E.Cooper of the Postgraduate School for
his guidance and assistance in the development and
testing of the circuits described in this paper.
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