ISHWAR SINGH MEHLA
Mr. Ishwar Singh Mehla, a graduate with Hons in Electronics & Communication Engineering from REC, now NIT, Kurukshetra, an IB(E)S officer of 1977 batch & a Charted Engineer (IETE), the author, has served various government departments for 37 years. Starting his career as a lecturer in Govt Polytechnic Nilokheri (Haryana), he shifted to All India Radio in 1979 and served it for 29 years, in different positions, dealing with every aspect of MW Radio Broadcasting from concept to commissioning including management with O&M responsibilities. He won Akashwani Award for best installed projects, technRead More...
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Books by Ishwar Singh Mehla
About the book: It describes the evolution of Rors, who they are, why they are the way, they are today, how they were in the recent past, and how they are occupying the most fertile heartland in Haryana & Doab in UP & UK. This book, for many Rors, who want to know their caste & its status vis-à-vis similar status castes, is a lucidly compiled, unparalleled readily available source.
Hazards and Safety Measures in Radio Stations
Books by I. S. Mehla
This book is a comprehensive source describing hazards involved in project and construction works of Radio Stations, RF radiation, electric shocks, lightning, fire, and safety measures like shielding, earthing, grounding and other occupational health problems with first-aid requirements and ways and means to mitigate them while working in a broadcasting station in particular in a radio transmitting center. This comprehensive compilation is a sort of handbook f
AM Radio Tower Antennas
Books by Ishwar Singh Mehla
This book demystifies the secrets of the working of the most mysterious, little known, less taught as well as read, often neglected with proverbial, “out of sight out of mind”, located away from the eyes of the operating manpower in the open field facing the vagaries of the nature but one of the most essential element of the AM Radio broadcasting chain; a self radiating tower antenna, which transmits the Radio signals thousands of kilometres away, to the l
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