Radar History: Rad Lab and Schenectady Work

Pushing the limits of radio Rudy Dehn and Bob Mayer tell us about the work on World War 2 era radar at MIT and General Electric at Schenectady, NY. He describes the development and production of magnetrons. They achieved higher and higher frequencies and played with pulse technology, allowing for better resolution. On rooftops of MIT and the GE plant they tested systems during an exciting time in radio history. This is part of our Oral History program.

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