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History of communication
Year |
Inventor |
Type of communication/Contribution |
1844 |
Samuel Morse |
Telegraph |
1864 |
James Clerk |
Electromagnetic wave |
1867 |
Hertz |
Experimental verification of EM |
1894 |
Oliver Lodge |
Demonstrated wireless communication in short distance |
1901 |
Guglielmo Marcon |
Long distance radio communication |
1918 |
Edwin H. Armstrong |
Super heterodyne receiver |
1933 |
Edwin H. Armstrong |
frequency modulation |
1857 |
Alexander Graham Bell |
Telephone |
1904 |
John Ambrose Fleming |
vacuum-tube diode |
1948 |
Walter H. Brattain, John Bardeen, and William Shockley |
Transistor |
1928 |
Philo T. Farnsworth |
Television |
1939 |
the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) |
broadcasting television on a commercial basis |
1928 |
Harry Nyquist |
Nyquiast cretriea for faith signal transmission |
1937 |
Alex Reeves |
pulse-code modulation |
1948 |
Claude Shannon |
A Mathematical Theory of Communication |
1955 |
John R. Pierce |
satellites for communications |
1966 |
K. C. Kao and G. A. Hockham |
Optical Communication |
History of Communication system
In the communication
fields, the history starts with the
Samuel Morse’s telegraph communication. It gave the revaluation in the
communication field. He transmitted the “What hath God wrought,” word in electric telegraph between
Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Maryland, in 1844, a completely revolutionary
means of real-time, long-distance communications was triggered. It was
formulated by manual form in variable length code. Specifically, the Morse code
is a variable-length code using an alphabet of four symbols: a dot, a dash, a
letter space, and a word space; short sequences represent frequent letters,
whereas long sequences represent infrequent letters.
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How to access the research papers Elsevier, Springer, IEEE etc..
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Today's research work it is little bit tough to get and access the papers from major scopus and web of science cited journals. It is one easy way to access the papers via . https://sci-hub.tw/
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https://www.quora.com/Is-it-illegal-to-access-Sci-Hub-in-India
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2019/08/16/legal-questions-raised-over-links-sci-hub