Combellick, 1959 - Google Patents
Synchronization of Single-Sideband Carrier Systems for High-Speed Data TransmissionCombellick, 1959
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- 7919582149611802560
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- Combellick T
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- Publication venue
- IRE Transactions on Communications Systems
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Synchronization of Single-Sideband Carrier Systems for High-Speed Data Transmission Page
1 110 IRE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS June All tests have shown that
the two-phase system consistently outperforms the pulse frequency-shift system, despite its …
- 239000000969 carrier 0 title abstract description 41
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