Safety Requirements for Radio and Television Receivers -- 1928 to the Present

THE CONSUMER electronics industry has seen significant technological progress during the last 50 years, especially with respect to radio and television receivers. Transitions from single-band, table-top radios in simple wooden cabinets to multi-band, multi-purpose communications receivers in stylish polymeric enclosures; from 4-tube hand-wired AM receivers to automatically-assembled, semiconductor-circuited entertainment centers; and from 5-inch black-and- white television receivers to remotecontrolled giant color screens epitomize this progress.