Quasies and Peaks — The precursor to the EMC society newsletter — July-August 1955

A major difficulty, it seems, — facing those of us engaged in the present state of the art of interference engineering — is that the art is generally looked upon as merely a “trouble-shooting” service. Relatively few outside of the field know of the extensive research which has been done, or of the importance of including interference reduction techniques in basic design. As a result, the field commands only a minor standing in electronics.