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Time-multiplexing system enables several cameras to share a single commercial television transmission channel. This system is useful in industries for visually monitoring several operating areas or instrument panels from a remote location.
General multiplexing theory, and binary communication system for data and ranging code
Shielding effectiveness and electromagnetic interference tests on multiplexer cables
Analog and digital simulations of multiplex system performance
Orthogonal multiplexing theory and general design criteria related to unified S band communication systems
Reliability studies of single interrogation and single data cables used in prototype addressable time division multiplexer system
Time and source encoding for multiplexed compressed telemetry signals
Design and performance of single sideband-double sideband auxiliary time division multiplexer prototype and demultiplexer breadboard model
Synchronizing apparatus for multi-access satellite time division multiplex system
Doppler frequency shift correction device for multiplex communication with Applications Technology Satellites
Multiplexer network synthesis based on arbitrary divisibility of frequency range and obtainability of input impedance at all frequencies
Time division multiplexer with magnetic latching relays
Multiplex data bus subsystem for improving reliability and reducing weight of space shuttle avionics system
Binary cyclic coding schemes for multiplex spectrometry in terms of linear least mean square unbiased estimate
Dispersive spectrometer multiplexing light in entrance and exit slit positions compared with Michelson interferomic spectrometers
Reliable random access multiplexer is controlled and operated over two twisted-pair telephone lines at distances of 5.6 to 8.0 km with control signals of less than 10 volts rms. Technique adapts to any process or environmental control system where data source is necessary.
Multiplexed communication system design including automatic correction of transmission errors introduced by frequency spectrum shifts