GB297709A - Improvements in electrical signalling systems - Google Patents

Improvements in electrical signalling systems

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GB297709A
GB297709A GB1696027A GB1696027A GB297709A GB 297709 A GB297709 A GB 297709A GB 1696027 A GB1696027 A GB 1696027A GB 1696027 A GB1696027 A GB 1696027A GB 297709 A GB297709 A GB 297709A
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signals
valve
thermionic
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EDWIN GAWIN GAGE
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EDWIN GAWIN GAGE
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H03ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
    • H03GCONTROL OF AMPLIFICATION
    • H03G11/00Limiting amplitude; Limiting rate of change of amplitude ; Clipping in general
    • H03G11/04Limiting level dependent on strength of signal; Limiting level dependent on strength of carrier on which signal is modulated

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Abstract

297,709. Gage, E. G. June 25, 1927. Atmospherics and undesired signals, eliminating ; thermionic relays; thermionic detectors.-In means for separating desired from undesired electric. currents in which the received currents are fed to two circuits with outputs in opposition, one circuit being unable to reproduce a wave train of the desired frequency on account of ` fatigue ' effect, a thermionic valve is employed in each circuit and the efficiency is enhanced by repetition through a feed-back arrangement. Signals received in a circuit 1 are transferred through a current-limiting circuit 3 - - 6 and a full-wave rectifying-system 8, 9 to the two opposed circuits containing valves 15, 16 respectively. Grid-biasing batteries 13, 14 are adjusted so that no plate current flows when no signals are received. High-tension for the valve 15 is obtained from a storage condenser 22 fed through a rectifier 18 and storage condenser 19 and smoothing circuit 20, 21 from an alternator 17 having a frequency less than that of the desired signal. Signals of the desired frequency exhaust the high-tension supply to the valve 15 which then ceases to oppose the valve 16, and signals appear in the output circuit 32, but irregular atmospherics do not exhaust the high-tension supply and are therefore eliminated by opposition between the output of valves 15, 16. 'The effect is enhanced by means of a feed-back circuit 34 - - 37. Specification 258,635 is referred to.
GB1696027A 1927-06-25 1927-06-25 Improvements in electrical signalling systems Expired GB297709A (en)

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