AUTOMATED SOLUTION OF COMBINED INTERFERENCE MATRICES
Abstract
A procedure was considered for finding all permissible basic communication networks that can be derived from a given set of mutual interference matrces. The frequency ranges for the individual mutual interference matrices may overlap, and furthermore, the channel spacing may be variable. Work was divided into the following three phases: (1) Extension of the method developed for determining basic communication networks to include equipments with unequal channel spacings, (2) Critcal examination of methods for determining basic communication networks for possible improvement, and (3) Development of methods for determining basic communication networks for equipments with overlpping ranges. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 15, 1962
- Accession Number
- AD0275338
Entities
People
- A.p. Jensen
- I.e. Perlin
- R. Techo
Organizations
- Georgia Tech