- barretter, a hydrogen-filled gl**** bulb in
which an iron wire is
located Liquid barretter, an
alternative term for
electrolytic detector Baretta (disambiguation)...
- An
electrolytic detector, or
liquid barretter, is a type of
detector (demodulator) used in
early radio receivers. It was
first used by
Canadian radio researcher...
- help
during its
famous 15
April 1912 sinking.
Electrolytic detector ("
liquid barretter") -
Invented in 1903 by
Reginald Fessenden, this
consisted of a thin...
- fire-resistant
transformer room. The tank of
liquid-filled
transformers often has
radiators through which the
liquid coolant circulates by
natural convection...
-
displays were in
widespread use in the 1970s and 1980s, but
rising use of
liquid crystal displays, with
their lower power needs and
greater display flexibility...
-
print items layer by
layer and
subsequently the item can be
printed with a
liquid ink that
contains electronic functionalities. HDI (High
Density Interconnect)...
-
function as a
sensing element to
sense the
position of a
machine part,
liquid level, pressure, or temperature, such as a thermostat. Many specialized...
-
uniform charge collection and low
leakage current. They are
often cooled by
liquid nitrogen. For longer-range (about a centimeter) particles, they need a very...
- an
electrical charge pattern. The
paper was then p****ed near a pool of
liquid ink with the
opposite charge. The
charged areas of the
paper attract the...
- ceramics, but they are
mixed with
sintered (powdered) gl**** and a
carrier liquid so that the
composite can be screen-printed. This
composite of gl**** and...
