Students' Quarterly Journal

Students' Quarterly Journal

Online ISSN 2053-7875
Print ISSN 0039-2871

Published from 1930-1972, the Students' Quarterly Journal (SQJ) was a magazine for Student Members of the Institution of Electrical Engineers. It included contributions from Student Members on subjects of general interest, including theories about electrical engineering, experiments and work experience.

This publication is continued by Electronics & Power 1964-1987. ISSN 0013-5127. more..

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- p. 62 (1)
Satellite communication today and tomorrow
- Author(s): J.K.S. Jowett
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- p. 63 –68 (6)
  The number of simultaneous telephone calls that can be made across the Atlantic by satellite has increased from 240 in 1965 to several thousand; this is one result of the rapid development of satellite communication since 1962, when the first transatlantic television transmissions were made via TELSTAR. The article describes the beginnings of satellite communication, the present state of the art and possible future trends
Honorary Secretaries of Graduate & student Sections, 1971–72
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Aircraft transformer-rectifier units
- Author(s): J.C. Lee
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- p. 69 –71 (3)
  There is a need for a low-voltage d.c. supply in aircraft electrical systems; this is best provided from the a.c. system by means of transformer–rectifier units since a separate d.c. generating system would impose a considerable weight penalty. The transformer-rectifier unit must be as small and as light as possible, yet it must operate within close performance limits. This article describesthe considerations relating to the design, construction and performance of such units
Letter: Mobile generators
- Author(s): S. Firth and R.J. Gilbert
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- p. 72 (1)

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