Publications

The transatlantic telephone cable system was planned primarily to connect London to New York and London to Montreal, and thus serve as an interconnection between continent-wide networks on the two

This paper describes some of the differences in operating practice on the two sides of the Atlantic and plans which were worked out for taking account of them in the handling of commercial transoce

This paper, which, as it was read, was prefatory to the joint meeting, describes in rather non-technical terms the engineering problems involved in developing the transatlantic radio trunk by means

We will review the specific requirements for upgrading passive optical networks and present recent research on high speed optical transmission for Next-Generation TDM-, TWDM- and WDM-PONs based on

This paper provides an overview of transceiver technologies to be used for current and next-generation passive optical networks (PONs).

This paper provides an overview of transceiver technologies to be used for current and next-generation passive optical networks (PONs).

evaluation of electron tube performance has assumed QUANTITATIVE and control.increasing extension the electronicsselection added importance with the of into the fields of measurement Simplification

ESS than twenty-five years ago, it was impossible to talk by telephone from coast to coast across the United States.

This study presents a transfer function (TF) approach based on the continuous wavelet transform (CWT) using the vibration measurements for feature extraction.

From five-component magnetotelluric data recorded at onshore and offshore locations furing the EMSLAB experiment, we derive transfer functions using various techniques.