- A
tikker,
alternately spelled ticker, was a
vibrating interrupter used in
early wireless telegraphy radio receivers such as
crystal radio receivers in...
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April 25, 2012.
Retrieved September 12, 2011. "Robert D.
Tikker - Experience" (PDF).
Tikker Engineering.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on June 12,...
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modulation The CW Operators' Club
Damped wave On-off
keying Periodic function Tikker Types of
radio emissions Waveform "Continuous wave". The Free Dictionary...
- the
capital Nahan,
Paonta Sahib, LANA PALAR, Tuheri, Bhawan, Shamra, Ucha
Tikker and Suketi, the
latter known for
Shivalik Fossil Park.
There are
seven tehsils...
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temples to
Kheer Bhawani in the region, such as Mata
Kheer Bhawani Temple at
Tikker, Kupwara. The
temple is one of the most
important temples for
Kashmiri Hindus...
- http://tourism.webindia123.com/tourism/hillstations/Morni/index.htm
Morni Hills "
Tikker lake".
Archived from the
original on 17 May 2017.
Retrieved 14
April 2016...
- Grid-leak
detector Hot wire
barretter Magnetic detector Plate detector Tikker Tuner (radio)
Wunderlich detector J. A. Fleming, The
Principles of Electric...
- was a lot of attenuation.
History of
radio Transmitter Mercury arc
valve Tikker US 789449, Poulsen, Valdemar, "Method of
producing alternating currents...
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during the
pulses of carrier. The
first crude device that did this was the
tikker,
invented in 1908 by
Valdemar Poulsen. This was a
vibrating interrupter...
- the
Kashmiri saint Swami Nand Lal Ji
moved some of the
stone idols to
Tikker in Kupwara. Some of
those were
subsequently moved to
Devibal in Baramulla...
