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Principles and Practice of Television Engineering

Nature volume 187, pages 358–359 (1960)Cite this article

Television Engineering

Principles and Practice. By S. W. Amos and D. C. Birkinshaw. (B.B.C. Engineering Training Manuals.) Vol. 1: Fundamentals, Camera Tubes, Television Optics, Electron Optics (written in collaboration with J. L. Bliss). Pp. 302 (1953). 30s. net. Vol. 2: Video-Frequency Amplification. Pp. 270 + 5 plates (1956). 35s. net. Vol. 3: Wave-form Generation. Pp. 226 (1957). 30s. net. Vol. 4: General Circuit Techniques. Pp. 268 (1958). 35s. net. (London: Iliffe and Sons, Ltd.; New York: Philosophical Library.)

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