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A programmed introduction to modulation techniques

Creator:: Walker, James William
Abstract:: This programmed text covers the basic elements of the theory of modulation. It is by no means a comprehensive reference to modulation topics. The text is designed to introduce the student to modulation in general terms. After successful completion of this text, the student should be able to advance to...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: gratitude first to Professor L. J. Weber, whose original and continuing suggestions helped formulate this

The design and performance of a wideband electronic correlator

Creator:: Spencer, Gary Edward
Abstract:: In communications it is often desirable to recover a signal hidden in noise. The techniques of correlation are often employed for this purpose. Initially, the basic formula and properties of correlation including an approximating formula are presented. Then the description, design, and construction of a DC to 500 KHz electronic...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: : -ProfessorX,. J. Weber In communications it is often desirable to recover a signal hidden in noise. The

A comparison of digital differential analyzer integration techniques

Creator:: McCormick, Raynard Edward
Abstract:: When selecting an approximate integration technique for use in a digital differential analyzer, such factors as cost, parts count, power dissipation and solution accuracy must be considered. This paper considers the application of the classical rectangular and trapezoidal integration techniques and a new two cycle method of integration, all implemented...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: approved: VL. J. Weber When selecting an approximate integration technique for use in a digital

Transistor circuit design for optimum noise performance

Creator:: Wilkerson, John Lee
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: performed under the direction of L. J. deber, professor of Electrical ngineering at Oregon 3t.ate

A high speed, transistorized, voltage analog-to-digital converter

Creator:: Heimbigner, Gary Lee
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: WLEDGEENT The research which was done paper was accorplished under the rofessor Leonard J. Weber. The

The protection of semiconductor devices from electrical transients

Creator:: Smith, Roy John
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: gratitude to Associate Professor L. J. Weber for his helpful assistance and guidance during the

The design and evaluation of an electronic estimator of probability density distributions

Creator:: Senk, Frederick Martin
Abstract:: This thesis discusses the design and evaluation of an instrument that can estimate the probability density distributions of bandlimited, aperiodic electrical phenomena. This estimator can obtain the probability density estimates of signals that are contained within the frequency range of 100 cps. to 20 kcs. However, the basic design logic...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Professor Leonard J. Weber for his suggestions, encouragement, and guidance. I would also thank

Transistor DC amplifier design theory

Creator:: McGowan, Gerald Frank
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
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Medium frequency solid-state correlator

Creator:: Hill, Douglas Glenn
Abstract:: Periodic signals hidden in noise may be detected by using correlation techniques This thesis presents a study of how correlation is approximated statistically, and carried out electronically. The ability to detect periodic signals in noise, using correlation, is justified mathematically in the first portion of the thesis. The discussion is...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: - sor Leonard J. Weber for his suggestions and guidance throughout the course of this thesis. I

A transistorized sonic generator and detector for finding Young's modulus of wooden beams

Creator:: Jaenicke, Richard Alex
Abstract:: Young's modulus, often called the modulus of elasticity, gives a measure of the stiffness of a material to an imposed load. The modulus of a wooden beam is most often obtained by destructive tests which destroy the specimen. If a practical method can be found to measure Young's modulus non-destructively,...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: counselling of Associate Professor Leonard J. Weber. His encourage- ment and suggestions as major

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A programmed introduction to modulation techniques

The design and performance of a wideband electronic correlator

A comparison of digital differential analyzer integration techniques

Transistor circuit design for optimum noise performance

A high speed, transistorized, voltage analog-to-digital converter

The protection of semiconductor devices from electrical transients

The design and evaluation of an electronic estimator of probability density distributions

Transistor DC amplifier design theory

Medium frequency solid-state correlator

A transistorized sonic generator and detector for finding Young's modulus of wooden beams

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