IRE Transactions on Military Electronics
Issue 4 • Oct. 1962
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[Front cover]
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s): c1
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IRE Professional Group on Military Electronics
Publication Year: 1962
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[Breaker page]
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s): nil1
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1962 Recipient of the M. Barry Carton Award
Publication Year: 1962
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The Minimum Noise of Varactor Amplifiers
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):320 - 325The series resistance of commercially available varactors provides a high-frequency limit on varactor parametric amplifiers. The values of pump frequency for which gain can be achieved and the resulting noise temperature are restricted. For a given signal frequency and a given varactor there is a minimum noise temperature that is achieved by correctly selecting the pump frequency. This minimum noi... View full abstract»
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The Effect of High-Altitude Nuclear Explosions on Radio Communication
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):326 - 338
Cited by: Papers (5)It is known that considerable interference with long distance radio communication resulted from the explosion of the two 4-MT bombs at high altitude over Johnston Island in August, 1958. A study was made of the effects reported in unclassified literature with the object of finding which type of transmissions, if any, could still be relied upon under such conditions. The conclusion reached is that ... View full abstract»
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The Totem Pole
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):339 - 345
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On the Performance of FM Communications in the Presence of RF Noise
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):346 - 349A critical view is taken of some common notions of input signal-to-noise ratio ``thresholds'' below which frequency modulation radio links become inoperative but above which highly satisfactory communications result. Experimentally derived curves are shown giving output vs input S/N's for three FM receiver bandwidths and a signal employing sine-wave modulation. When the experimental FM curves are ... View full abstract»
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Physical Entities and Mathematical Representation
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):349 - 358Certain basic postulates about physical observables yield the structure of their mathematical representation. Measure equations are contrasted with quantity equations, and measurement units with abstract units. The abstract vector spaces in which observables are represented comprise the core of dimensional analysis. Systems of equations, units, and dimensions are discussed, along with comments on ... View full abstract»
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Multiple-Target Data Handling with a Monopulse Radar
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):359 - 366
Cited by: Papers (2)Recognition and application of fundamental signal-gain relationships inherent to monopulse radars provide the means for determining the angle offset pattern and hence, angular position of all targets within the beam of a monopulse radar. With this method some 20 to 40 targets can be tracked with dynamic accuracies that approach the static accuracy of the radar, thus permitting precise determinatio... View full abstract»
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Contributors
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):367 - 368
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Index to IRE Transactions on Military Electronics
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s):369 - 372
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[Front cover]
Publication Year: 1962, Page(s): c2
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This Transactions ceased publication in 1962. The new retitled publication is IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.