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Spreading Spectrum Modulation and Peanut Butter – Part 1
My father-in-law was a distinguished genius (in my opinion), curly hair like Einstein but dark, no mustache, full lips and a pleasant expression. As an electrical engineer and communications expert, he knew wavelengths, propagation theories, radar, amplifiers, oscillators, modulators, waveguides, … Continue reading
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Tagged Einstein, electromagnetic propogation, genius, ohm, peanut butter, radio frequency engineering, spectrum modulation
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