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- Squegging abstract "Squegging is a radio engineering term. It is the abbreviation of self-quenching. A squegging or self-blocking oscillator produces an intermittent or changing output signal. The Armstrong Super-Regenerative radio receiver uses a self-blocking oscillator. The receiver sensitivity raises while the oscillation builds up. The oscillation stops when the operation point does no longer fulfill the Barkhausen stability criterion. The blocking oscillator recovers to the initial state and the cycle starts again. The receive frequency of the Armstrong Super-Regenerative receiver was some hundred kilo Hertz. The self-quenching frequency was ten kilo Hertz, just above the highest audio frequency the headphone could reproduce.Squegging is an oscillation that builds up and dies down with a much longer time constant than the fundamental frequency of the oscillation. A self-quenching oscillator circuit oscillates at two or more frequencies at the same time.".
- Squegging wikiPageID "41016738".
- Squegging wikiPageRevisionID "606629945".
- Squegging subject Category:Oscillation.
- Squegging comment "Squegging is a radio engineering term. It is the abbreviation of self-quenching. A squegging or self-blocking oscillator produces an intermittent or changing output signal. The Armstrong Super-Regenerative radio receiver uses a self-blocking oscillator. The receiver sensitivity raises while the oscillation builds up. The oscillation stops when the operation point does no longer fulfill the Barkhausen stability criterion.".
- Squegging label "Squegging".
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- Squegging sameAs Q17106003.
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- Squegging wasDerivedFrom Squegging?oldid=606629945.
- Squegging isPrimaryTopicOf Squegging.