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Channel coding and space-time coding for wireless channelsLiew, Tong Hooi January 2000 (has links)
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Design of perturbation signals and their application to autotune controlTucker, Andrew J. January 2001 (has links)
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Investigating business cycle asymmetries in the UKSensier, Marianne January 1996 (has links)
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Optical transmission of wideband video signals using SWFMZhao, Lu January 1990 (has links)
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Calculation of operational inductances of turbogenerators and their use in frequency domain transient analysisBedford, T. J. January 1985 (has links)
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The analysis of continuous time exchange rate data : testing and information processingDemos, Antonis Angelos January 1992 (has links)
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Frequency analysis of switched capacitor networksPun, C. K. January 1986 (has links)
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Simulation and performance of a high frequency cycloconverterGilliom, Jonathan. 06 1900 (has links)
With modern naval vessels headed in the direction of integrated power systems, new attention must be paid to efficiency of both power and space. However, modern designs for ship power systems often incorporate DC link converters, or synchroconverters, into their design. Not only does this add extra steps into the power conversion process, it also adds the DC link, which requires large capacitors and can aggravate problems experienced in a short circuit. Modern research for cycloconverters is showing that they have many advantages over the synchroconverter when used in a ship power system. However, cycloconverters also have downsides. One of these problems is the incorporation of harmonics into the supply current, distorting the generator output, as well as voltage harmonics at the output of the converter, which can cause problems at the various loads. Most disastrous of all, additions of subharmonics, or interharmonics which occur below the fundamental can appear. Subharmonics are nearly unfilterable and they can cause serious problems for any power system. This study specifically considers higher frequency inputs to see if these subharmonics can be mitigated in a cycloconverter system. / US Navy (USN) author.
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Combined channel sounding and direction finding studies of HF radio propagation effects observed over high latitude communication pathsJackson, Clive Andrew January 2003 (has links)
The high latitude ionosphere is a dynamic region that is subject to a variety of disturbed conditions affecting oblique propagation of HF radio signals. Multipath and off great circle propagation resulting from rough ionospheric reflecting surfaces introduce time dispersion, while movements in the ionosphere impose Doppler dispersion. These effects, when combined, result in very complex signal characteristics, which cause degradation to the performance of communication systems if the delay or Doppler dispersion exceeds system dependent bounds.;Results are presented based around measurements of signals, produced by the Doppler And Multipath SOunding Network, recorded using a six channel spaced array receiving system, during a 10 day campaign at Kiruna in March 1998. In addition to delay and Doppler processing, the directions of arrival (DOA) of the signal components were estimated using a super resolution direction finding algorithm.;Most signals were narrow in delay and Doppler, however a significant statistical spread in their DOA was observed. Statistics on the occurrence and characteristics of the remaining signals revealed that trends in DOA are often associated with complex delay and Doppler propagation. A number of cases had Doppler spread exceeding a specified Doppler boundary of operation, while none exceeded the delay spread boundary.;Case studies revealed detailed propagation effects. Of particular interest is the often observed East → West trend in DOA with Doppler offset. This is attributed to scattering from irregularities embedded in turbulent bulk convection flows. E-region modes with good spectral and geographic distribution of signal energy are often observed in otherwise complex cases.;Spatial filtering, using two or three element arrays was investigated and found to be effective at reducing large Doppler spreads to lower values more amenable to high data rate communication systems. Fast solver spatial filtering methods were found to be very robust, effective and a lot quicker.
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An investigation of resonance of frequency modulated circuitsMartinez, Carl Jesus January 1933 (has links)
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