Radio Beam And BroadcastIts Story And Patents
Radio Beam and Broadcast: Its Story and Patents, by A.H. Morse, offers a detailed look into the early history and development of radio technology. Published in 1924, this book explores the groundbreaking innovations and patents that shaped the field of radio communication. Morse provides insights into the technical aspects of radio beams and broadcasting systems, explaining the underlying principles and engineering challenges of the era. This volume serves as a valuable historical record for those interested in the evolution of wireless technology and the legal framework surrounding its invention. It illuminates the pioneering efforts of early radio engineers and the pivotal role of patents in fostering technological advancement.
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