Radio navigation in the 1920s
作者:
C.Powell,
期刊:
Journal of the Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers
(IET Available online 1986)
卷期:
Volume 56,
issue 8-9
页码: 293-297
年代: 1986
DOI:10.1049/jiere.1986.0121
出版商: IERE
数据来源: IET
摘要:
The initial contribution of radio to navigation was the transmission of time signals and these became established the 1920s. Shipboard direction-finding equipment of the period was cumbersome but efforts to circumvent this drawback gave rise to a long-lasting radio/acoustic technique for determining distance. Experience with groundbased D/F as an aid to airship navigation in the 1914—18 war had taught important lessons and led to the evolution of the rotating-beacon type of system. Some prophetic inventions were published during the decade and the fourcourse radio range took practical shape.
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