Sentences with COHERER
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"The coherer was used in the early days of wireless telegraphy to detect radio signals."
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"Marconi's invention of the coherer played a significant role in the development of wireless communication."
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"The coherer was first discovered by the French engineer Edouard Branly."
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"When radio waves reached the coherer, its electrical resistance would decrease."
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"The coherer was a key component in the first practical radio receivers."
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"In the coherer, metal filings would clump together when exposed to radio waves."
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"The coherer was eventually replaced by more efficient and reliable technologies."
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"Many early inventors experimented with different designs of the coherer."
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"The sensitivity of the coherer could be adjusted by varying the pressure on the filings."
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"The coherer allowed for the detection of wireless signals over long distances."
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"The coherer became obsolete with the advent of vacuum tube technology."
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"Some coherers used metal filings, while others employed iron oxide particles."
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"The coherer was a crucial component in the reception of early radio broadcasts."
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"Improvements in coherer technology led to more reliable radio reception."
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"The use of coherers paved the way for the development of modern wireless communication."
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"The coherer was a breakthrough innovation in the field of wireless telegraphy."
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"Although outdated, the coherer remains an important milestone in the history of telecommunications."
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"The coherer was an early form of radio detector used in the first radio receivers."
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"A coherer consists of a tube containing metal filings or other conductive particles."
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"The coherer was first invented by Edouard Branly in 1890."
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"When a radio wave passed through the coherer, it caused the particles to cohere and conduct electricity."
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"The coherer was an important component in the development of wireless telegraphy."
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"One of the limitations of the coherer was that it needed manual tapping to restore its sensitivity."
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"The coherer was eventually replaced by more advanced radio detectors such as the vacuum tube."
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"Early radio experiments often relied on the reliable operation of coherers."
