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The First European Conference on Thermoelectrics

By European Conference on Thermoelectrics (1st 1987 Cardiff, Wales),European Conference on Thermoelectrics 1,David Michael Rowe

Design Procedures for a Frequency-Scanned Traveling Wave Antenna, Part 1

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Design and Synthesis of High-Performance Nonlinear Optical Chromophores

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Analysis and Simulation of a New Code Tracking Loop for GPS Multipath Mitigation

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Uniform Circular Antenna Array Applications in Coded DS-CDMA Mobile Communication Systems

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Demonstrating Optothermal Actuators for an Autonomous Mems Microrobot

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Military Antenna Design Using Simple and Competent Genetic Algorithms

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Simulating Radiation-Induced Defects on Semiconductor Devices

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Radiation Effects on Multi-Junction Solar Cells

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Induced Changes in the Impedance of a Master Oscillator Due to Coupling to a Set of Satellite Oscillators

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Design of a Ship Service Converter Module for a Reduced-Scale Prototype Integrated Power System

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Using Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) Digital Signal Processors (DSP) for Reliable Space Based Digital Signal Processing

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Concept Exploration for a Future Frigate/Destroyer Size Warship Platform

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Design of a Synchronous Pipelined Multiplier and Analysis of Clock Skew in High-Speed Digital Systems

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Normalized Outputs to Turbulent Boundary Layer (TBL) of Pressure and Velocity Transducers and Their Sensitivities

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Transient Field Visualization for Ultra-Wideband Antenna Design

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Design, Construction and Analysis of a 14-Bit Direct Digital Antenna Utilizing Optical Sampling and Optimum SNS Encoding

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The Analysis of Interconnected, High-Power DC-DC Converters for DC Zonal Electrical Distribution

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Characterization and Optimization of the Magnetron Directional Amplifier

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The Design and Implementation of a Digitally Programmable GIC Filter

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Logistic Regression Modeling of Diminishing Manufacturing Sources for Integrated Circuits

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Poynting's Theorems and Their Relationship to Antenna Power, Q, and Bandwidth

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An Improved Asynchronous Implementation of a Fast Fourier Transform Architecture for Space Applications

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Antenna Gain Enhancement Using a Photonic Band Gap Reflector

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