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Automatic level control section of the two environments. Kuznetsov O.A., 1964

Automatic filmoscope control

Battery dosimeter

Non-contact logic elements on semiconductors and their application. Miller E.V., 1964

Introduction to the technique of decimeter and centimeter waves. Zherebtsov I.P., 1964

Influence of the environment on electrical equipment. Karvovsky G.A., 1964

The choice of electric motors for production mechanisms. Klyuchev V.I., 1964

Infra-low frequency generator for illuminations and Christmas tree lighting

Generators and selective amplifiers of low frequency. Barsukov F.I., 1964

Loudspeakers. Directory. Dolnik A.G., 1964

Long range television reception. Sotnikov S.K., 1964

Two transformerless transistor amplifiers

Two simple motor protection schemes

Yearbook of the Mass Radio Library. Krenkel E.T. (ed.), 1964

Entertaining radio engineering. Kubarkin L.V., Levitin E.A., 1964

Measurement of time intervals. Mirsky G.Ya., 1964

Measuring equipment on transistors. Andreev Yu.A., Volkov B.G., 1964

Measuring triggers. Titov V.V., 1964

Pulse control of the speed of rotation of electric motors. Bergstein S.G., 1964

Impulse gas-discharge lamps and their switching circuits. Zeldin E.A., 1964

Ionosphere and its research. Dymovich N.D., 1964

Sources of operational current at substations. Aberson M.L., 1964

How to organize electrical work. Zhivov M.S., 1964

How to solder. Gurevich G.I., 1964

How to check the possibility of connecting to the electrical network of motors with a squirrel-cage rotor. Karpov F.F., 1964

How TV works. Feldman L.D., 1964

How to calculate short circuit current. Belyaeva E.N., 1964

How to calculate the electric lighting of the production room. Klyuev S.A., 1964

How to make the simplest telesignaling and telemetering device. Bramarov E.A., 1964

Vostok-1 Pocket Radio

Transistor pocket radio. Prilyuk N.V., 1964

Cascode amplifiers. Lozhnikov A.P., Sonin E.K., 1964

quantum amplifiers. Nikolsky I.A., 1964

Kenotrons. Directory. Tarasov F.I., 1964

Cybernetics is the science of optimal control. Berg A.I., 1964

kinescopes. Directory. Tarasov F.I., 1964

Radioman's book. Labutin V.K., 1964

Capacitor installations. Sedokov L.V., 1964

Phase monitoring in a three-phase network

Lamps with secondary emission and their application. Meltzer V.G., 1964.

Amateur designs of polyphonic electric musical instruments. Vingris L.T., 1964

Amateur low frequency stereo amplifiers. Gendin G.S., 1964

Small-scale mechanization in electrical production. Belotserkovets V.V., 1964

Installation of asynchronous motors up to 100 kW. Cherepenin P.G., 1964

Installation of windings of high voltage electrical machines. Rubo L.G., Marshak E.L., 1964

Installation of a traction network for electrified industrial transport. Stasyuk V.N., 1964

Bridge Protection

Powerful low frequency transistors. Directory. Labutin V.K., 1964

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