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An Active Fet Receiver Front End Mixer, Kenneth Voyce Jun 1969

An Active Fet Receiver Front End Mixer, Kenneth Voyce

Theses

In many recent receiver designs, the front-end mixer determines the receiver's sensitivity and its susceptibility to distortion from large input signals. Two balanced FET mixers are developed for such an application; a common source configuration and a common gate configuration. Each exhibits a range of 110 dB between the available input power necessary for 10 dB((S+N))/N sensitivity and the available input power of a two-tone signal which causes intermodulation products down 40 dB from the desired signals. An expression for the conversion transconductance of a junction FET used as a mixer is first derived from the device transfer characteristic equation. …

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The Season Of Man, Karl Schantz May 1969

The Season Of Man, Karl Schantz

Theses

None provided.

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Pattern Recognition By Means Of Electric Stimuli, Melvyn Kreitzer May 1969

Pattern Recognition By Means Of Electric Stimuli, Melvyn Kreitzer

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - May 9th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 9th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People Are Different From You and Me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Worth looking into (p. 13); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats Happening (p. 15); In Memoriam (p. 16)

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Reporter - May 2nd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff May 1969

Reporter - May 2nd 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People are different from you and me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats happening (p. 15); In memoriam (p. 16)

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Reporter - April 25th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 25th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Letters (p. 3); Spring Weekend (p. 8); Wonder woman meets GI Joe (p. 10); Firing lines (p. 12); Tab ads (p. 12); Whats happening (p. 13); Scoreboard (p. 14)

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Reporter - April 18th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 18th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Five months to end the war (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Reportage (p. 5); Firing line (p. 9); Tab ads (p. 9); Produced by R.I.T. Television (p. 11); Worth looking into (p. 12); Grab rooms (p. 13); Water war (p. 13); Water war (p. 13); Philip speaks (p. 14); What’s happening (p. 16)

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Reporter - April 11th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 11th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Reprofile (p. 2); Letters (p. 4); Dr Norman Coombs: An RIT professor speaks out (p. 10); Firing Line (p. 11); Of brick city… (p. 11); Library vandalized (p. 12); Jean Shepard (p. 12); MRHA Rally (p. 13); What’s Happening (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 15); Syracuse fails to show (p. 16); Syracuse fails to show (p. 16); Thirty days without a bath (p. 17); Liquor license coming (p. 18)

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Reporter - April 4th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1969

Reporter - April 4th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Greg looks back (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); Pollack & Dougherty take command (p. 5); Super People are different from you and me (p. 8); A generation in search of a future (p. 10); Worth looking into (p. 13); Firing line (p. 14); Tab ads (p. 14); Whats happening (p. 15); Whats happening (p. 15)

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Reporter - March 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1969

Reporter - March 28th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); WITR Broadcasts to You (p. 3); Letters (p. 4); The Humanization of Brick City (p. 10); Nine Heartbreaking Tales (p. 13); Firing Line (p. 15); Tab Ads (p. 15)

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Reporter - March 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Mar 1969

Reporter - March 7th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Whats Happening (p. 2); A Bitter Campaign (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Three Pressure Points or How to Cut of Mental Circulation (p. 7); What makes Peter run? (p. 7); Curriculum … Students Demand Change (p. 8); I do not Believe in Censorship (p. 10); Firing Line (p. 12); Tab Ads (p. 12); Hockey Playoffs (p. 13); Worth Looking Into (p. 15); Scoreboard (p. 14)

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Reporter - February 21st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 21st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Meet the Candidates (p. 3); Pollack-Love (p. 3); Lem-Dougherty (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Fair Food Committee (p. 5); Get Cultured! (p. 5); MRHA ‘Rec’ Equipment (p. 5); Money Money Money (p. 5); Who’s the Ugliest? (p. 5); $100 Bus Service (p. 6); Tenth Gallon (p. 6); Pot Laws Silly -- Mead (p. 6); Bubbles from Below (p. 6); Election 69 (p. 7); Swimmers / How Can They Win? (p. 8); Worth Looking Into (p. 10); Miss Underwater (p. 12); How Many Would Die? (p. 13); Letters (p. 14); …

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Reporter - February 14th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Feb 1969

Reporter - February 14th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Techmila vs Evans (p. 3); Editorials / Student Rights – or American Rights (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Biafra Meeting (p. 5); Let It All Hang Out (p. 5); Pass-Fail Considered (p. 5); Problem Hash (p. 5); Drop Your Fare – Bad News (p. 5); What Are You Driving (p. 6); Your Father’s Moustace (p. 6); Delta Sigma Pi Holds Rose Weekend (p. 6); Mid State Accreditation (p. 6); Student Indictment (p. 6); Beer Blast Blast Blues (p. 7); Greek Sing (p. 7); Senate News (p. 7); Dawn Dance-In (p. 7); Miss …

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Ntid Focus February 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications Feb 1969

Ntid Focus February 1969, Ntid Marketing And Communications

National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers

Faces of NTID||NTID Looks to Future With a Great Deal of Optimism||National Advisory Group Meets to Review NTID Progress||RIT Coeds Name Ed Holder Most Popular Male Student||Testing-Teaching Computer Introduced into Program||Two NTID Students Prepare to Compete In Deaf Olympics

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Reporter - January 31st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 31st 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); MRHA: Sinking Fast (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Letters (p. 4); Senate News (p. 5); Grads and the Draft (p. 5); The Violent Non-Violent (p. 5); Do Your Fling (p. 6); Monroe County Tourney (p. 6); Service Re-Located (p. 6); Dukes Coming (p. 6); Money for Biafra (p. 6); Complete CU Policies (p. 7); Abortion – Should We Change the Law (p. 8); Flower Drum Song (p. 11); Bad Boston Beans (p. 12); Bad Boston Beans (p. 12); Tiger Tracks (p. 14); Scoreboard (p. 14); Worth Looking Into (p. 15)

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Reporter - January 24th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 24th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

It’s Only a Game (p. 1); What’s Happening (p. 2); Films on Campus (p. 2); Television (p. 2); Films of Campus (p. 2); College Union (p. 2); Sports on Campus (p. 2); I Wonder Where My Money Went? (p. 3); Firing Line (p. 4); Administrative Change (p. 4); C.U. Open House (p. 4); RIT Seal Voting Results (p. 5); College Union Briefs (p. 5); Notice (p. 5); Phi Gamma Initiatives (p. 5); Red Auerbach Here (p. 5); Band Rehearsals (p. 6); Program Changes (p. 6); Program Changes (p. 6); First SA Nominees (p. 6); First SA Nominees (p. 6); Hockey …

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Reporter - January 17th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1969

Reporter - January 17th 1969, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); Miss Underwater Pageant (p. 3); Editorials (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Spirit Shared (p. 5); On Student Suicides (p. 5); SA Elections Set (p. 5); Bishop Sheen Visits RIT (p. 5); New Head Reside-T (p. 6); C U Open House (p. 6); Dance Saturday (p. 6); City Rescinds Tax Levy (p. 6); Class Rings Available (p. 6); Distinguished Lecture Series (p. 6); SA Elections (p. 7); So, You Live in the Dorms / Verrrrry Interesting (p. 8); Scoreboard (p. 8); Scorers (p. 8); Tiger Tracks (p. 9); Mark Kilingson-Coach (p. 9); Scoreboard Policy (p. 10)

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Short Pulse Response Of Radar Targets, C. Leonard Bennett, Joseph Delorenzo Jan 1969

Short Pulse Response Of Radar Targets, C. Leonard Bennett, Joseph Delorenzo

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The current interest in high resolution radar for the identification of targets has stimulated interest in the investigation of scattered waveforms that result when a short pulse (i.e., an approximate electromagnetic impulse) illuminates the target. From the resulting pulse response, the response due to other incident waveform shapes can be calculated by a convolution operation. In this paper a technique for measuring the imate electromagnetic impulse) illuminates the target. From the form shapes can be calculated by a convolution operation. In this paper a technique for measuring the electromagnetic pulse response is presented and the results are compared with exact …

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Noise Power Ratio Testing Of Multichannel Single Sideband Communication Equipment, Per Vinther Jan 1969

Noise Power Ratio Testing Of Multichannel Single Sideband Communication Equipment, Per Vinther

Theses

It is shown, that Noise Power Ratio (NPR) testing of multichannel Single Sideband (SSB) transmitters should be performed loading all channels with identical white, gaussian, zero-mean noise signals in order to obtain the worst case result. A theoretical analysis of bichannel equipment under the two different input conditions: (a) statistically independent noise signals, and (b) statistically dependent noise signals; shows that the intermodulation distortion on the output of the transmitter is the same for either case. This result is extended for an arbitrary number of channels to the point of showing that the test results obtained for statistically dependent noise …

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Photographic Demonstration Of Surface And Interior Conditions Of An Unevenly Heated Liquid, Andrew Davidhazy Jan 1969

Photographic Demonstration Of Surface And Interior Conditions Of An Unevenly Heated Liquid, Andrew Davidhazy

Articles

Movements of the surface of a liquid and convection currents within the liquid during heating and cooling are shown simultaneously using a dual reflection-refraction photographic schlieren system. Means are furnished for identifying and measuring hills and valleys and correlating these with rising and descending streams within the liquid. Two models are selected, melted paraffin wax and isopropyl alcohol, the latter evaporating quietly into its pure vapor, with air excluded.

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Application Of S-Parameter Techniques To Amplifier Design, Frank Sulak Jan 1969

Application Of S-Parameter Techniques To Amplifier Design, Frank Sulak

Theses

1. Discussion of s parameters and their applicability to high frequency design. 2. Measurement of s parameters and evaluation of stable operating regions. 3. Synthesis of high frequency transistor circuitry with the aid of scattering parameter design equations. 4. Verification of design theory by evaluating the performance of bread-board models.

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Reporter - November 1st 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1968

Reporter - November 1st 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

The New World (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Firing Line (p. 2); Letters (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); Potos Call Lab Protest (p. 3); 90% of Goal Made by Photo (p. 3); Speaking Up (p. 3); ‘Meet the Dodge Boys’ (p. 3); Triangle Brother Hurt (p. 3); Traffic, Parking Rules Set (p. 3); Social Proposal Passed (p. 4); Carlson Will Names RIT (p. 4); Dedication Next Week (p. 4); Skirting the Issues (p. 4); What’s Happening (p. 4); Football ‘68 (p. 5); Oh God, a Free FIAT! (p. 6); Sports (p. 8); Sigma Pi Win; Theta Xi, PKT tie (p. …

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Reporter - October 11th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1968

Reporter - October 11th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Simply Sayonara (p. 1); Checkmate (p. 2); Firing Line (p. 2); Speaking Up (p. 2); Pass-Fail Grades Debated (p. 3); Techmila Budget Debated (p. 3); Coombs, Kaylani, Van Ness Start AAUP at RIT (p. 3); Glances at Sayonara (p. 4); Sunday's Concert- Beyond Belief (p. 4); Dr. Ellingson to be Quizzed (p. 4); Christian Science Lecturer Addresses Tech Students (p. 4); Old Funnies Never Die (p. 5); Canada: The Great Escape Part 1: The Organization (p. 6); :witr am (p. 7); In the News (p. 9); From the Top of Olympus (p. 9); Got a Beef See Your Senator (p. …

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Reporter - October 4th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1968

Reporter - October 4th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Editorials (p. 2); New Campus Woes (p. 2); Throw the Book (p. 2); Thanks to Opus (p. 2); “Quote of the Week” (p. 2); Firing Line (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); Obituary (p. 2); Theatre of the Deaf (p. 3); Dorm Fire (p. 3); Downtown to Campus Busses Now Running (p. 3); Evans Seeks Opinions On Women’s Curfew (p. 3); Fingerspelling Offered (p. 3); Women Power (p. 4); Planetarium (p. 4); Union Target Date (p. 5); Outside Opinion (p. 5); Firing Line (p. 5); Intra Track Meet Oct. 12 (p. 5); Intra Track Meet Oct. 12 (p. …

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Environmental Relationships, Michael Cotsworth Sep 1968

Environmental Relationships, Michael Cotsworth

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - Summer 1968, Rit Reporter Staff Jul 1968

Reporter - Summer 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Last Issue (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); No Solition (p. 2); High Priority (p. 2); Letters (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); Golden Eagle Award to Kelly (p. 3); Senate Asks Rebate on Buiding Fee (p. 3); 4.0 Summer Students (p. 3); Senate Has Five Seats Available (p. 3); Taped Lectures May Lead to Easy Life for Students (p. 3); Skirting the Issues (p. 4); Firing Line (p. 4); Dedication (p. 5); Harriers Look to Team Victory (p. 7); Booters Face Alfred (p. 8); Sports (p. 8); Sports (p. 8); IFC (p. 8); Tiger Tracks (p. 8); Golfers Beat Navy (p. …

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Evaluation Of An Alphanumeric Target As A Means Of Determining The "Resolution" Of A Photographic Reconnaissance System, Mark Underhill Jun 1968

Evaluation Of An Alphanumeric Target As A Means Of Determining The "Resolution" Of A Photographic Reconnaissance System, Mark Underhill

Theses

This experiment relates three forms of resolution as predictors of recognition and identification of objects that could be of interest in a military photo-reconaissance situation. Of the three forms of resolution, two are based on existing types of resolution target currently used for assesment purposes and the third, being evaluated under this experiment, is based on a Block Letter (alphanumeric) target. The results and conclusions of this experiment will show that at a confidence of 90%, the Block Letter target provides a significantly better resolution value for the prediction of recognition and identification of the type of objects used in …

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A Theoretical Investigation Of Color Correction Masking For The Graphic Arts, Clarence Gutteridge Jr Jun 1968

A Theoretical Investigation Of Color Correction Masking For The Graphic Arts, Clarence Gutteridge Jr

Theses

The theoretical functional relationship between mask density and original red, green, and blue densities has been described for a photomechanical reproduction system. A computational model simulating the reproduction system was derived and programmed on a digital computer. Spectrophotometric curves were used as originals and the needed ink amounts to reproduce these colors were specified by a set of transformation equations. The relationship obtained by regression analysis did not completely agree with conventional masking requirements. The results of this investigation are compared with the negative photographic mask technique to investigate the inadequacies of the photographic process to give adequate masking.

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Reporter - May 24th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff May 1968

Reporter - May 24th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

What’s Happening (p. 2); No Split-Campus Living (p. 3); ‘Clean’ campaign on move (p. 3); New campus shapes up (p. 4); Sports forecast (p. 5); Intramural sports (p. 5); Traveling Tips (p. 8); Orientation week schedule (p. 8); Orientation hints (p. 8)

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Reporter - May 17th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff May 1968

Reporter - May 17th 1968, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate News (p. 1); Dodge Boys Answer Issues (p. 1); $80,- 100,000 Estimate For Renovating New Campus Barn (p. 1); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Editorials (p. 2); Checkmate (p. 2); In the News... (p. 3); Canada: The Great Escape Part 3: Toronto(p. 4); Typical RIT Night Out: Encore Club! (p. 7); Track Team Streaks to 9-0 (p. 7); Drama Guild Plans Contest (p. 7); Frosh Golfers Win, Lose One (p. 7); Women's Club (p. 7); Choice '68 (p. 7); Baseballers Lose Two; Bacon Finally Beaten (p. 8); Phi Kappa Tua Champions OF IFC Softball League (p. 8); Sports …

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