Indicial Response of Telephone Receivers

E. E. Mott · Bell System Technical Journal · 1944

A method of analyzing telephone receiver characteristics by indicial response is discussed and illustrated by oscillograms. The indicial response of a telephone receiver is the instantaneous response of the receiver to a suddenly applied electromotive force. This type of response is of particular fundamental interest because it furnishes a key to the solution of transient problems such as are involved in the response to speech waves.

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