Publications

The major purpose of this paper is to present some reliability measures which will reflect user needs and be operationally verifiable.

The possibility of using glass fibers as dielectric waveguides in optical communication systems is well known.

Tubular gas lenses have possible use as focusing elements in an optical beam waveguide.

We present measured gains of spatial and angular diversity receivers for fixed narrowband wireless links at 2.4 GHz, in scenarios where indoor service is provided from an outdoor base station.

We give experimental verification, for idle-channel and sinusoidal inputs, of a recently developed quantizing noise theory for asymmetrical, singleintegration delta-modulators.

A variable-air gap 1.3micron C(3) semiconductor laser with the gap width set for optimum mode-suppression ratio (5000:1) has been used to achieve a measured linewidth as small as 1 MHz at 3 mW po

The added mode conversion loss in a circular waveguide due to random straightness deviations of the guide axis has been calculated by Rowe and Waiters.

Aerial users, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), experience different radio propagation conditions than users on the ground.

Cloud computing powers a diverse range of web services today.

We analyze the methodology and present the interpretation of results obtained in the measurement of the temporal Ricean K-factor and the time-autocovariance function of the received power for fixed