A power-line carrier system for maximum channel utilization [includes discussion]

Doremus, John A.

doi:10.1109/aieepas.1952.4498491

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“…Modern power system operation has greatly increased the need for intrasystem and intersystem communications. In its broadest sense the word communication must include the interchange of many types of in telligence such as voice, teletype, supervisory control, telemetering, protective relaying, and load control (2).…”

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Using a power transmission line as a digital communication channel in the 70 to 110 CPS range

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Using a power transmission line as a digital communication channel in the 70 to 110 CPS range

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“…In its broadest sense the word communication must include the interchange of many types of in telligence such as voice, teletype, supervisory control, telemetering, protective relaying, and load control (2).…”

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The Constitution of Religion

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As legal scholars know, the constitutional law of religion is a mass of intellectual confusion. The author argues that the confusion results from the tensions between the liberal and republican traditions of American public life. He points out that the liberal tradition -the one that predominates in our law and political theory-is incapable of developing "a concept of politics into which religion would comfortably fit," in part because of liberalism's hostility toward religion. He concludes by "suggesting] some ways in which a reconstituted law of religion"-rooted in the republican tradition -might provide a better accommodation between the interests of believers and nonbelievers. This essay appeared originally in The Connecticut Law Review (Vol. xx). The editors are grateful to Professor Tushnet and The Connecticut Law Review for permission to reprint it in this special issue.

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A power-line carrier system for maximum channel utilization [includes discussion]

Cited by 5 publications

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Using a power transmission line as a digital communication channel in the 70 to 110 CPS range

Using a power transmission line as a digital communication channel in the 70 to 110 CPS range

Using a power transmission line as a digital communication channel in the 70 to 110 CPS range

The Constitution of Religion

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