Rca1948FrequencyModu.. - The New Jersey Antique Radio Club

:—.CONTENTS (Continued)PAGEIntermediate-Frequency Values for Frequency-Modulated-Wave ReceiversD. E. Foster and J. A. Rankin 245A Frequency-Dividing Locked-in Oscillator Frequency-Modulation ReceiverG. L. Beers 257Frequency-Modulation Distortion Caused by Multipath TransmissionM. S. CORRINGTON 275Input Impedance of Several Receiving-Type Pentodes at FM and TelevisionFrequencies F. Mural 305Frequency Modulation Distortion Caused by Common- and Adjacent-Channel Interference M. S. Corrington 319The Ratio Detector S. W. Seeley and J. AviNS 358Summaries:The Development of a Frequency-Modulated Police Receiver for Ultra-High-Frequency Use H. E. Thomas 394Development of an Ultra Low Loss Transmission Line for TelevisionE. 0. Johnson 394Input Circuit Noise Calculations for F-M and Television Receivers. .W. J. Stolze 395MiscellaneousDuplex Transmission of Frequency-Modulated Sound and Facsimile. .M. Artzt and D. E. Foster 396Use of Subcarrier Frequency Modulation in Communication SystemsW. H. Bliss 410The Transmission of a Frequency-Modulated Wave Through a NetworkW. J. Frantz 419Push-Pull Frequency Modulated Circuit and Its Application to VibratorySystems A. Badmaieff 452Frequency Modulation and Control by Electron BeamsL. P. Smith and C. I. ShulMan 467SummariesCarrier and Side-Frequency Relations with Multi-Tone Frequency orPhase Modulation M. G. Crosby 502Some Recent Developments inRecord Reproducing SystemsG. L. Beers and C. M. Sinnett 502Frequency Modulation of Resistance-Capacitance OscillatorsM. Artzt 503An F-M Calibrator for Disc Recording Heads H. E. Roys 503Frequency-Modulation Mobile Radiotelephone Services.. H. B. Martin 504A Frequency-Modulated Magnetron for Super-High-Frequencies ....G. R. Kilgore, C. I. Shulman, and J. Kurshan 504A 1-Kilowatt Frequency-Modulated Magnetron for 900 Megacycles. .. . . . J. S. Donal, Jr., R. R. Bush, C. L. Cuccia and H. G. Hegbar 505Appendix I — FREQUENCY MODULATION — A Bibliography ofTechnical Papers by RCA Authors, 1936-1947 507Appendix II—FM Station Placement and Field Survey TechniquesSummaries 513