Publications

The error performance of high capacity digital microwave radios has been dominated by the dispersive channel which exists during periods of multipath propagation.

The use of conventional pin and socket technology for high performance, separable connectors will become increasingly difficult as the density of interconnects increases.

This paper describes tests performed on a simulated high density, separable connector which uses a flex circuit backed by a compliant elastomer as a substrate for one set of contacts and a rigid ba

In this work we report on very thin (10 to 100 nm) tantalum oxide fabricated by anodic oxidation of tantalum nitride and tantalum silicide to be used as the dielectric of high density MIM and MIS c

Real-time monitoring and automated management of Low Voltage grids is foreseen to bring: a) improved utilization of existing grid capacity, and b) acceptable power quality under large amounts of de

Here we show that bulk materials can be given new properties through the incorporation of DNA-based nanodevices.

Propagation data pertaining to the use of cross-polar operation at 38 GHz are presented. The data came from one operational and one experimental link, where each were taken over 3 years.

Propagation data pertaining to the use of cross-polar operation at 38GHz an presented. The data came from one operational and one experimental link, where each were taken over 3 years.

DEVOTED TO THE SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION July-August 1969 American Telephone and Use of Frequencies Above 10 GHz for Common Carrier Applications By LEROY C.

Presently, AT&T synchronizes its national networks using analog signals derived from a single cesium clock ensemble having a precision of a few parts in 10 sup -12.