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    A short history of radio communication receivers in functional diagrams: GFGF series on Radio History
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    GFGF Series on Radio History

    By Kurt Bergmann, Joachim Rockschies and Heinrich Spanknebel

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    This book gives an insight into the long technical development of radio message receivers for commercial radio services and the amateur radio service over the period from 1929 to 1983, i.e. from the age of electron tube technology to the first proven phase of semiconductor technology.
    The authors have conducted worldwide radio communications within the framework of amateur radio over three decades, thereby becoming acquainted with the often extreme demands that message receivers should be able to cope with, and analysing over 70 radio message receivers or receiver parts of transceivers in the process.
    For anyone who collects such equipment or wants to learn how it works, the functional diagrams compiled here will provide the best possible help. The extensive bibliography and list of sources open up numerous avenues for more in-depth study or the procurement of documents.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMiller E-Books
    Release dateDec 12, 2022
    A short history of radio communication receivers in functional diagrams: GFGF series on Radio History

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      Kurt Bergmann
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      This book gives an insight into the long technical development of radio message receivers for commercial radio services and the amateur radio service over the period from 1929 to 1983, i.e. from the age of electron tube technology to the first proven phase of semiconductor technology. The authors have conducted worldwide radio communications within the framework of amateur radio over three decades, thereby becoming acquainted with the often extreme demands that message receivers should be able to cope with, and analysing over 70 radio message receivers or receiver parts of transceivers in the process. For anyone who collects such equipment or wants to learn how it works, the functional diagrams compiled here will provide the best possible help. The extensive bibliography and list of sources open up numerous avenues for more in-depth study or the procurement of documents.

      This book gives an insight into the long technical development of radio message receivers for commercial radio services and the amateur radio service over the period from 1929 to 1983, i.e. from the age of electron tube technology to the first proven phase of semiconductor technology. The authors have conducted worldwide radio communications within the framework of amateur radio over three decades, thereby becoming acquainted with the often extreme demands that message receivers should be able to cope with, and analysing over 70 radio message receivers or receiver parts of transceivers in the process. For anyone who collects such equipment or wants to learn how it works, the functional diagrams compiled here will provide the best possible help. The extensive bibliography and list of sources open up numerous avenues for more in-depth study or the procurement of documents.

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    Kurt Bergmann

    Jahrgang 1934, betreute bereits während des Oberschulbesuches in Weimar/Thüringen eine Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Rundfunktechnik; Abitur 1952. Danach 1953-1956 Ausbildung als Elektromechaniker in Düsseldorf und 1956-1961 Studium der Allgemeinen Elektrotechnik in Aachen. 1961 Aufnahme einer Tätigkeit als Entwicklungsingenieur für Meßelektronik in Düsseldorf. 1962 Erwerb der Amateurfunk-Lizenz DL9WW; von da an in der Freizeit über mehr als drei Jahrzehnte hinweg weltweite Funkverbindungstätigkeit. 1963-1972 Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, zuletzt Oberingenieur, am Institut für Technische Elektronik der RWTH Aachen. Während dieser Zeit Verfasser mehrerer institutsinterner Lehrbücher. Promotion zum Dr.-lng. 1968. 1973 Professor an der Fachhochschule Aachen. Internes Lehrbuch "Elektronische Schaltungen und Netzwerke". 1981 im Vieweg-Verlag das Lehrbuch "Elektrische Meßtechnik" mit bisher 6 Auflagen. Im Rahmen der begleitenden Amateurfunktätigkeit Erstellung einer kleinen Sammlung typischer Funknachrichtengeräte, kritische Analyse dieser und weiterer Geräte mit dem Ziel der Erstellung übersichtlicher Funktionspläne in Zusammenarbeit mit den beiden weiteren genannten Autoren.

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