论文信息 - Systems for wide-band transmission over coaxial lines

Systems for wide-band transmission over coaxial lines

In this paper systems are described whereby frequency band widths of the order of 1000 kc. or more may be transmitted for long distances over coaxial lines and utilized for purposes of multiplex telephony or television. A coaxial line is a metal tube surrounding a central conductor and separated from it by insulating supports.

M. E. Strieby | L. Espenschied

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