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The use of a wire-wound helix to form a circular H01wavemeter cavity |
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Proceedings of the IEE - Part B: Electronic and Communication Engineering,
Volume 107,
Issue 31,
1960,
Page 66-66
H.E.M.Barlow,
H.G.Effemey,
P.H.Hargrave,
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DOI:10.1049/pi-b-2.1960.0073
出版商:IEE
年代:1960
数据来源: IET
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A coaxial film bolometer for the measurement of power in the u.h.f. band |
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Proceedings of the IEE - Part B: Electronic and Communication Engineering,
Volume 107,
Issue 31,
1960,
Page 67-72
I.A.Harris,
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The requirements to be satisfied by a transfer element for the comparison of u.h.f. with d.c. power are stated under the headings of transfer properties and matching and residual losses, and the need for a new type of coaxial bolometer is discussed in the light of them. A coaxial film bolometer which satisfies these requirements for all frequencies between 200 Mc/s and 4 Gc/s is described, and the factors affecting its accuracy are discussed. The range of power that can be handled directly by the instrument is 2–200 mW, the v.s.w.r. relative to 50 ohms is of the order of 0.98 and the uncertainty in measurement is within 1% for powers between 20 and 200 mW.The design is not confined to a particular size. A smaller bolometer element, which handles powers down to 0.1 mW with an upper frequency limit of about 20 Gc/s, and a larger bolometer element, which handles powers up to 2 watts with an upper frequency limit of 3 Gc/s, are feasible.
DOI:10.1049/pi-b-2.1960.0074
出版商:IEE
年代:1960
数据来源: IET
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A transistor quadrature suppressor for a.c. servo systems |
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Proceedings of the IEE - Part B: Electronic and Communication Engineering,
Volume 107,
Issue 31,
1960,
Page 73-82
I.C.Hutcheon,
D.N.Harrison,
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If the response angle of the demodulator in an a.c. servo system is not zero, any phase error in the input carrier signal causes an error in the servo output. Correcting the response angle to zero eliminates the output error, but is often impracticable and does not significantly reduce the residual signal at balance. This signal may saturate the amplifier, so making the servo insensitive or even completely inoperative.Both effects are eliminated if a quadrature signal of appropriate magnitude is fed to the amplifier input so as to suppress the residual signal. If the phase error and hence the residual signal are not stable, the suppression must be controlled automatically, e.g. by a resistive element whose gain is varied by the residual signal itself.The paper describes a quadrature suppressor which uses four low-power transistors and three indirectly heated thermistors. Two of the transistors form a pre-amplifier, and two operate in switched mode as a demodulator, driving two of the thermistor heaters differentially. The corresponding thermistor beads act as a variable voltage divider which is used to control a suppression signal of precise quadrature phase. The transistors are all direct coupled, and the third thermistor provides d.c. feedback around the suppressor giving thermal stability and constant output resistance characteristics in ambient temperatures between 0 and 60° C. The device is analogous to a servo-driven slide-wire of moderate linearity, and will operate with a loop gain of several hundred without instability.
DOI:10.1049/pi-b-2.1960.0075
出版商:IEE
年代:1960
数据来源: IET
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