Browsing by Subject "Time domain analysis"

Browsing by Subject "Time domain analysis"

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  • Discretization analysis of bifurcation based nonlinear amplifiers 
    Feldkord, Sven; Reit, Marco; Mathis, Wolfgang (Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH, 2017)
    Recently, for modeling biological amplification processes, nonlinear amplifiers based on the supercritical Andronov-Hopf bifurcation have been widely analyzed analytically. For technical realizations, digital systems have ...
  • Measured Response of Local, Mid-range and Far-range Discontinuities of Large Metal Groundplanes using Time Domain Techniques 
    Schrader, T.; Münter, K.; Battermann, S.; Garbe, Heyno (Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH, 2005)
    This work describes a method to detect and to quantify any local or mid-range discontinuity on extended flat metal planes. Often these planes are used for antenna calibration (open area test site-OATS) or the plane could ...
  • Shielding of electronic systems against transient electromagnetic interferences 
    Herlemann, H.; Korte, S.; Camp, M.; Garbe, Heyno; Koch, M.; Sabath, F. (Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH, 2005)
    In order to protect electronic systems against the effects of transient electromagnetic interferences, shields made of electrically conductive material can be used. The subject of this paper is an electrically conductive ...
  • A test method for analysing disturbed ethernet data streams 
    Kreitlow, M.; Sabath, F.; Garbe, Heyno (Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH, 2015)
    Ethernet connections, which are widely used in many computer networks, can suffer from electromagnetic interference. Typically, a degradation of the data transmission rate can be perceived as electromagnetic disturbances ...
  • Time-domain high-finesse atom interferometry 
    Hinderthür, H.; Ruschewitz, F.; Lohe, H.-J.; Lechte, S.; Sengstock, K.; Ertmer, Wolfgang (American Physical Society, 1999)
    We report on experiments of multiple-beam atom interferometry in the time domain. Laser-cooled and trapped atoms interact with atomic "multiple beam splitters" realized by time sequences of resonant laser pulses. The output ...