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Time-Domain Analysis And Measurement Techniques For Distributed Rc Structures. Ii. Impulse Measurement Techniques, Robert C. Peirson, Edward C. Bertnolli
Time-Domain Analysis And Measurement Techniques For Distributed Rc Structures. Ii. Impulse Measurement Techniques, Robert C. Peirson, Edward C. Bertnolli
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Transient analysis for uniform RC structures is considered in this paper. A method is presented for determining the parameters of such structures. The measurements are obtained using impulse excitations in open-circuit and short-circuit configurations. The theoretical results obtained predict fairly the experimental results. © 1969 The American Institute of Physics.
A Note On The Free Distance Of A Convolutional Code, Alexander Miczo, Luther D. Rudolph
A Note On The Free Distance Of A Convolutional Code, Alexander Miczo, Luther D. Rudolph
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - All Scholarship
A counterexample to a conjecture on the number of constraint lengths required to achieve the free distance of a rate l/n systematic convolutional code is presented.
A Noise Figure Lower Bound And A Frequency Converter, Grant Myers
A Noise Figure Lower Bound And A Frequency Converter, Grant Myers
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering: Faculty Publications
This article establishes a lower bound for the noise figure of two networks in cascade. This is illustrated by means of a passive low-level frequency converter which utilizes a back diode as a nonlinear conductance. Other investigators have analyzed the properties of low-level frequency converters. However, the greatest lower bound of a combination of the converter and intermediate frequency amplifier system was not considered previously and is the subject of this paper. Knowledge of this lower bound has practical significance because if a measured value of noise figure is less than this lower bound, it follows that the measurement is …
Ehv Ac Parallel Transmission Line Calculations With Application To The Near Resonance Problem, A. Norton Chaston
Ehv Ac Parallel Transmission Line Calculations With Application To The Near Resonance Problem, A. Norton Chaston
Faculty Publications
The use of shunt reactors with EHV transmission lines has introduced new problems, one of which is induction of high voltages on a de-energized circuit of two parallel lines. This paper presents the matrix equations used in developing a digital computer program which takes into account the effects of electromagnetic induction, electrostatic coupling, distributed lines, and transposition. The computer program may also be used to calculate the effects of shunt reactors, series capacitors, and loads. The equations can be adapted to a wide range of applications, although the examples for this paper have been limited to the near resonance problem …
Detection Of Slowly Fading Targets With Frequency Agility, Kenneth L. Horn, Norval D. Wallace
Detection Of Slowly Fading Targets With Frequency Agility, Kenneth L. Horn, Norval D. Wallace
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Detection probabilities for a noncoherent pulsed radar are presented as a function of maximum possible pulse-to-pulse frequency change (transmitter bandwidth) and target depth for frequency agility applied to Swerling's case I target. The transmitted frequency is a uniformly distributed random variable. Copyright © 1969 by The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Transients Analysis Of Distributed Systems, T. N. Trick, Jack J. Bourquin
Transients Analysis Of Distributed Systems, T. N. Trick, Jack J. Bourquin
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
An isomorphic relation exists between the transient response of systems whose transfer functions are of the form H(s)=B and the transient response of systems whose transfer functions are of the form [formula omitted]. Several interesting conclusions are drawn from this relationship concerning the transient response of distributed systems. Copyright © 1969 by The Insitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
Generation Of Design Equations In Asynchronous Sequential Circuits, Gary K. Maki, James H. Tracey, Robert J. Smith
Generation Of Design Equations In Asynchronous Sequential Circuits, Gary K. Maki, James H. Tracey, Robert J. Smith
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
One step in the synthesis procedure for realizing an asynchronous sequential switching circuit is the generation of next-state and output state equations from a simplified and coded flow table description of the circuit. The usual approach for determining these equations is to first construct a state table from the coded flow table, and then construct transition and output tables. For large flow tables this can be quite a lengthy procedure. This note describes an algorithm which simplifies the synthesis procedure for normal fundamental-mode circuits by permitting the determination of these equations without explicit construction of the state table, transition table, …
Numerical Calculation Of Distributed-Network Transfer Matrices, Robert C. Peirson, Edward C. Bertnolli
Numerical Calculation Of Distributed-Network Transfer Matrices, Robert C. Peirson, Edward C. Bertnolli
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
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