Evaluation of Message Circuit Noise

Aikens, A. J.; Lewinski, D. A.

doi:10.1002/j.1538-7305.1960.tb03945.x

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Modifiktiom In the Output Distortion1

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“…at the minimum peak. Those lor bus Downloaded by [Universitaetsbibliothek Giessen] at 01:48 20 November 2014 16 have not been shown in the figure because they are of very small values (less than 0.00001). The presence of the capacitor has made bus 7 a harmonic "sink" with high harmonic current injections.…”

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“…Tables 6 and 7 show both the TIF and C-message indices of buses 7, 16 and 21. These two tables give information about the interference process 01 the power line harmonics into the communication lines.…”

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“…( b ) Frequency weighting is applied in measuring the distortion (Aikens and Lewinski 1960). The C-message frequency weighting curve (Aikens and Lewinski 1960) is specified for the D3 channel bank. Let that curve correspond to a transfer function H J ) .…”

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Distortion and gain tracking in PCM quantizers with non-ideal transfer characteristics

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New Group and Supergroup Terminals for L Multiplex

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et al. 1963

Bell System Technical Journal

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L multiplex terminals provide the several stages of modulation required to translate telephone channels into the broad basebands which can be transmitted. on long‐haul systems. The group and supergroup equipment has been redesigned incorporating many new features. Pilot‐controlled regulators are provided to improve performance. Plug‐in modules and automated monitoring facilitate maintenance. The equipment is arranged to reduce office cabling and installation cost. By the use of transistors and other newly developed devices and components, a size reduction of 10 to 1 has been achieved and the required power greatly reduced.

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Evaluation of Message Circuit Noise

Cited by 26 publications

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Power System Harmonics Estimation and Monitoring

Power System Harmonics Estimation and Monitoring

Distortion and gain tracking in PCM quantizers with non-ideal transfer characteristics

New Group and Supergroup Terminals for L Multiplex

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