Wellenmesser und Frequenznormale

Alberti, E.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-90775-3_22

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The Genesis Of the Multivibrator: The Frequency Domain Era1

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“…Lindemann used an arc to produce the necessary harmonics. See Rein and Wirtz (1922) as well as Alberti and Alberti (1927) for further details. However, the accuracy of the method was inadequate [over one per cent (Katzir, 2015), and the engineers were looking for a better method.…”

Section: The Genesis Of the Multivibrator: The Frequency Domain Eramentioning

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100 years multivibrator-history, circuits and mathematical analysis

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Purpose This work is intended to historically commemorate the one hundredth anniversary of the invention of a new type of electronic circuit, referred to in 1919 by Abraham and Bloch as a multivibrator and by Eccles and Jordan as a trigger relay (later known as a flip-flop). Design/methodology/approach The author also considers the circuit-technical side of this new type of circuit, considering the technological change as well as the mathematical concepts developed in the context of the analysis of the circuit. Findings The multivibrator resulted in a “circuit shape” which became one of the most applied nonlinear circuits in electronics. It is shown that at the beginning the multivibrator as well as the flip-flop circuits were used because their interesting properties in the frequency domain. Originality/value Therefore, it is a very interesting subject to consider the history of the multivibrator as electronic circuits in different technologies including tube, transistors and integrated circuits as well as the mathematical theory based on the concept from electrical circuit theory.

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Section: The Genesis Of the Multivibrator: The Frequency Domain Eramentioning

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100 years multivibrator-history, circuits and mathematical analysis

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Wellenmesser und Frequenznormale

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100 years multivibrator-history, circuits and mathematical analysis

100 years multivibrator-history, circuits and mathematical analysis

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