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Hertzian wave, the
original name of
radio waves Hertzian wave
telegraphy This
disambiguation page
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title Hertzian....
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Wireless telegraphy and
Hertzian waves. London, New York,
Whittaker & co. Murray,
James Erskine (1907). A
handbook of
wireless telegraphy;. University...
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newly understood phenomenon into a form of
wireless telegraphy,
called Hertzian wave
wireless telegraphy, radiotelegraphy, or (later)
simply "radio". Between...
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Hertzian waves as a
navigation aid or
means of communication, with
Crookes writing on the
possibilities of
wireless telegraphy based on
Hertzian waves...
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experimentation with this new form of
electromagnetic radiation,
which was
called "
Hertzian waves"
until around 1910 when the term "radio waves"
became current. Within...
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earliest radio transmissions,
originally known as "
Hertzian radiation" and "wireless
telegraphy", used spark-gap
transmitters that
could only transmit...
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Proceedings of the
Royal Society of
London (volume 70), pp. 341–44 "
Hertzian Wave
Telegraphy:
Lecture III",
delivered by J. A.
Fleming on
March 16, 1903, Society...
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article suggesting "
Hertzian waves" (radio waves)
could be, and he
claimed already were
being used in
wireless telegraphy. July 1892:
Elihu Thompson...
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October 5, 1925, p. 4. "Wireless
Telegraphy", The (London) Electrician,
October 14, 1898, pp. 814–815. "
Hertzian Telegraphy at the
Physical Society", The...
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James Clerk Maxwell. At the time, this
radiation was
commonly called "
Hertzian" waves, and is now
generally referred to as
radio waves.
There was a great...
