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Article
Comment on “A network theorem"
IEEE Transactions on Audio
(1963)
Abstract
Mr. Montgomery sets out a Theorem which I myself published, with an almost identical proof. I there pointed out the great practical advantage of the Theorem in allowing current ratios to be measured, without introducing the current-meters which would upset circuit conditions, by observing a voltage-ratio under reversed transmission conditions; this was not noted by Mr. Montgomery. Inquirers will find that, by some accident, my contribution was not listed in the Index of the Wireless Engineer; my theorem has in consequence never been referred to in the standard texts. It follows that I can not blame Dr. Hurtig for introducing it in 1956 as a novelty. The derivation occurred, almost by accident, as far back as 1929-30, and follows herein
Keywords
- Network
Disciplines
Publication Date
1963
Citation Information
Edmund R Wigan. "Comment on “A network theorem"" IEEE Transactions on Audio Vol. 11 Iss. 3 (1963) p. 97 - 98 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/edmund-wigan/9/