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IRE Transactions on Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics

Volume ANE-5 Issue 4 • Dec. 1958

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  • IRE Transactions on Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): c1
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  • IRE Professional Group on Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): c2
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  • Table of contents

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 179
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  • ECCANE Chairman

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 180
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  • Report on the Fifth Annual East Coast Conference orn Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 181
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  • Indication of the Vertical from Moving Bases

    W. Wrigley ; F. E. Houston ; H. R. Whitman
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):182 - 193
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    A comprehensive review is made of the problem of indicating the vertical from moving bases and methods for its solution, both theoretical and practical. This is based on research work carried out at the Instrumentation Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The concept of Schuler tuning for precise vertical indication is shown to be a particular application of aided-tracking feed... View full abstract»

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  • Performance Profiles and Future Outlook of Doppler Navigation Systems

    Walter R. Fried
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):194 - 199
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    A method of determining position error of Doppler navigation systems is discussed which is based on the component errors and on statistical considerations. Sample calculations for four typical systems are presented. The historical behaviorial performance of the three major components of a Doppler navigation system the velocity sensor, the computer, and the heading reference are analyzed and presen... View full abstract»

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  • Airborne Direction Finding---The Theory of Navigation Errors

    Clinton J. Ancker
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):199 - 210
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    The situation where n stationary, accurately located, direction-finding stations fix the position of an unknown emitter by intersecting angular bearings has been previously investigated by Stansfield for the case where the angular bearings have small, normally distributed errors. The most probable location of the emitter and the surrounding confidence regions were determined. Stansfield's solution... View full abstract»

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  • An Extension to the Theory of the Performance of Airborne Moving-Target Indicators

    Harry Urkowitz
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):210 - 214
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    The performance of an airborne moving-target indication (MTI) system, designed to detect moving ground targets, is shown to depend upon the video autocorrelation function of the ground return, both with and without a target. The pulse-to-pulse video autocorrelation function is derived, and from it are obtained formulas for MTI cancellation and moving-target enhancement. Results are given only for ... View full abstract»

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  • Factors Influencing Target Detectability on CRT Screens

    J. W. Ogland
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):215 - 219
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    Some factors that influence radar target detectability on a cathode-ray tube at high ambient light levels, such as occur in fighter airplanes, have been investigated. The signals considered are those that are intensity-modulated, as in B scopes and PPI. The problem is considered to consist of three parts that should be investigated separately: 1) the ambient brightness at which the indicator shall... View full abstract»

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  • Some Aspects of the Thermal Design of Electronic Equipment Operating at 300-500°C Environmental Temperature

    James P. Welsh
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):220 - 224
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    Aspects of electronic part-cooling techniques applicable to 300-500°C equipments are presented. Contrary to some beliefs, the minimization of thermal resistance at these temperatures is as important as at lower temperatures. The significant shifts in the natural modes of heat transfer which occur with high-temperature electronic parts are outlined, together with some recommended methods of coolin... View full abstract»

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  • Relation between Doppler Noise and Navigation Accuracy

    Robert H. Bushnell
    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):225 - 226
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  • Abstracts

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):226 - 228
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  • PGANE News

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):228 - 230
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  • Contributors

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):230 - 231
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  • Suggestions to Authors

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 232
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  • Index to authors

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s):233 - 235
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  • Index to subjects

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 235
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  • Institutional listings

    Publication Year: 1958, Page(s): 236
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This Transactions ceased publication in 1960. The new retitled publication is IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.

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