1940 RCA Radio at Ultra-High Frequencies First Edition Technical Reference Book VHF

Original 1940 first edition of “Radio at Ultra-High Frequencies”, published by RCA Institutes Technical Press. This uncommon pre-World War II technical reference compiles papers written by RCA engineers covering the rapidly developing field of ultra-high frequency (UHF/VHF) radio technology. It represents the state of the art just before the United States entered WWII and is an important historical reference for early communications, radar, and electronics development.

This copy bears the original owner’s name, Lt. P. V. Nikonenko, handwritten on the cover and title page, adding to its historical character.

Book Details

• Title: Radio at Ultra-High Frequencies
• Publisher: RCA Institutes Technical Press
• Publication Date: April 1940
• Location: New York, N.Y.
• Format: Hardcover
• Subject: Early VHF/UHF radio engineering and communications
• Editors:
• Lewis M. Clement
• Ralph R. Beal
• Dr. H. H. Beverage
• Robert S. Burnap
• Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith
• Charles W. Horn

Topics Covered

• Ultra-high frequency radio propagation
• Transmission techniques
• Relay systems
• Measurement methods
• Reception above 30 Mc (MHz)
• Technical papers authored by RCA engineers
• Early VHF communication and electronic design principles

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