Signalling across space without wires: being a description of the work of Hertz & his successors — John Shaqi
Signalling across space without wires: being a description of the work of Hertz & his successorsLodge, Oliver, Sir
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Signalling across space without wires: being a description of the work of Hertz & his successors
Lodge, Oliver, Sir
Electric waves; Telegraph, Wireless
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SIGNALLING ACROSS SPACE WITHOUT WIRES.
BEING A DESCRIPTION OF
THE WORK OF HERTZ & HIS SUCCESSORS.
BY
PROF. OLIVER J. LODGE, F.R.S.
THIRD EDITION,
_With Additional Remarks concerning the Application_
_to Telegraphy, and Later Developments_.
LONDON:
“THE ELECTRICIAN” PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
LIMITED,
SALISBURY COURT, FLEET STREET.
_Copyright._
WORKS BY DR. O. J. LODGE.
=Lightning Conductors and Lightning Guards.=
_A Complete Treatise on the subject of Electric
Discharges in general._
=Pioneers of Science.= _A popular Illustrated
History of the Early Astronomers and their Work
up to Recent Times._
=Modern Views of Electricity.=
=Elementary Mechanics.=
=Protection of Buildings from Lightning.=
_Mann Lectures to the Society of Arts, 1888._
=Secondary Batteries and the Electrical Storage of
Energy.= _Cantor Lectures to the Society of
Arts, 1883._
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
(_The lines in italics which look like headings of paragraphs
are really statements about experiments which were at that
place shown._)
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