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Issue 2 • Date July 1967

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[Table of contents]

IEEE Broadcast and Television Receivers Group

1967-1969 IEEE Group on Broadcast & Television Receivers Administrative Committee

National Electronics Conference Consumer Electronics Symposium

Minutes of the Administrative Committee Broadcast and Television Receivers Group June 27, 1967

G-BTR Kudos to Dorman D. Israel

G-BTR Best-Paper Awards 1966

Program Consumer Electronics Symposium 1967 National Electronics Conference

Solutions to the Cross-Modulation Problems in Solid-State VHF-TV Tuners

The New Printed Inductance Switch Tuner for VHF Television

An IC Color TV Video IF Facilitates Alignment and Improves AGC

The Use of Computers in the Design of Color Television Receivers

Dynamic Convergence - Need for Standardization

The Tuner Diode: Electronically Tuned and Switchable TV Tuners Employing Diode Types BA14l and BA142

Experiments with White Rats, Bush Beans, and Tradescantia Plants in the Vicinity of Television Receivers

Monolithic Circuits for Radio Receivers

Application of Dual-Gate Mos Field-Effect Transistors in Practical Radio Receivers

Varactor Tuning Applied to AM-FM Receivers

Hyperabrupt Tuning Diode Theory and Application to AM Radio

A Low-Cost AM-FM Radio Employing an Integrated Circuit

The Design of a One Watt Audio Amplifier

Novel Multi-Purpose LIC's Introduce New Concepts into Circuit Design

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