Greenwood I.A., Holdam J.V., MacRae D. (ed.) Electronic Instruments

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1948. — 721 p. — (MIT Radiation Laboratory Series. Volume 21)The title of the present volume Electronic Instruments carries with it the implied adjective "some." The specific kinds of electronic instruments which are treated are electronic analogue computers, instrument servomechanisms, voltage and current regulators, and pulse test equipment. Aside from the common denominator indicated by the title, these four types of equipment share claims as important adjuncts to many modern radar systems.
It has been the object of the authors to present both theoretical background and practical details of these instruments as they were known tothe radar engineer. However, theauthors believe firmly that radar applications of these devices represent only a very small part of their field of utility. An attempt has been made to emphasize the sort of information which the authors felt would have been most helpful to them when they were required to solve problems in the fields represented by this volume.