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Author Siegel, Irv D., 1927- author.

Title Development of a set of optimum synchronization codes for a unique decoder mechanization / by Irv D. Siegel.

Published [Rolla, Missouri] : University of Missouri--Rolla, [1971]
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 MST DEPOSITORY  THESIS T 2565 c.2  NOT CHECKED OUT
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Description vii, 78 leaves : illustrations ; 29 cm
Summary "Synchronization requirements are specified for and a unique decoder mechanization is associated with a particular communication system. Optimum synchronization codes, defined as codes which are the least susceptible to false synchronization indications, are sought. Existing sets of optimum codes are investigated for applicability. This Thesis shows how these sets were developed from selected criteria and demonstrates why their theoretical nature produces unsatisfactory results in the present application wherein all parameters are known. A computer program was written to examine code pattern performance in the specified decoder under actual operating conditions. From an analysis of the results, a recommended set of optimum synchronization codes was developed"--Abstract, leaf ii.
Notes Vita.
Typescript.
M.S. University of Missouri--Rolla 1971.
Includes bibliographical references (leaf 77).
Subjects Digital communications -- Computer programs.
Digital communications -- Design.
Other Titles MST Thesis. Electrical Engineering (M.S., 1971)
OCLC/WorldCat Number 6034227
Author Siegel, Irv D., 1927- author.
Title Development of a set of optimum synchronization codes for a unique decoder mechanization / by Irv D. Siegel.
Subjects Digital communications -- Computer programs.
Digital communications -- Design.
Other Titles MST Thesis. Electrical Engineering (M.S., 1971)
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