Communications standard dictionary. / Martin H. Weik.

Defintions,Appendixes:A.Abrreviations and Acronyms,B.Tables : Table 1:Frequency Ranges and Designators, Table 2: Higher Frequency Ranges and eXtension Designators,Table 3: The Metric System of Units , Table 4 : Refixes used with metric units , Table 5 :Radiometric terms , Table 6 : T-Carrierhierarchy for North America , Table 7 T-Carrier Hierarch y for Japan , Table 8 T-Carrier hierarchy for Europe(CEPT) , Table 9 :Near, intermediate, and far electromagnetic fields , Table 10: T-Carrier Characteristics.

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