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Electronics & Power

Volume 12, Issue 1, January 1966

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Volume 12, Issue 1

January 1966

A living thing
Electron aspects
Introducing m.o.s.t. devices
  • Author(s): M.R. Harknett
  • Source: Electronics & Power, Volume 12, Issue 1, p. 3 –6
  • DOI:  10.1049/ep.1966.0003
  • Type: Article
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  • p. 3 –6 (4)
    Unlike the original transistor, which is current operated, the metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor is voltage operated, and its operating characteristics are so similar to those of the thermionic valve that well established circuit-design techniques applicable to the valve can be applied to the design of circuits using the m.o.s.t. At the same time, the familiar inherent advantages of solid-state electronic devices are apparent. Its valve-like features also make it very acceptable to those engineers who were taught electronics based on the thermionic valve as the active element.
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Modern approach to ripple control
Selection of topics for research
Microwave Circuits
First International Conference on Electron and Ion Beam Science and Technology
Principles of Inverter Circuits
Data Transmission
Photoelectronic Materials and Devices
Capacitors, Magnetic Circuits and Transformers
Election machinery
Corporate membership
A novel mode of machine operation
The etymology of Asdic
Notions of flux
Electrical supplies for construction sites
  • Author(s): J. Crisp
  • Source: Electronics & Power, Volume 12, Issue 1, p. 20 –23
  • DOI:  10.1049/ep.1966.0017
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    For permanent electrical installations, well-established principles exist for the initial design and the planning of lighting, heating and power-supply requirements; but these aspects are often neglected for electrical supplies for construction work. The result can be an inadequate initial supply and a dangerous improvisation at various stages as building proceeds. This article describes a unified system of equipment developed at the UK Building Research Station for use on sites.
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Dudley Austen Babb
Leonard Breach
John Noel Briton
Thomas Frank Courtier-Forster
Henry England Gibbard
William O'Neill
Ronald Clifford Pilsbury
Robert Samuel Jeffery Spilsbury
Charles Alfred Wilson
Council of engineering institutions' charter

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