PCM telemetry data compression study, phase 1 Final report, 15 Sep. 1964 - 15 Aug. 1965
Pulse Code Modulation /PCM/ telemetry data compression study using S-6 Explorer XVII DATA
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Pulse Code Modulation /PCM/ telemetry data compression study using S-6 Explorer XVII DATA
Breadboard design and fabrication, analog channel commutation limits, and reliability studies in development of magnetic pulse code modulation telemetry
Feasibility study for retransmitting pulse code modulated data from multiple asynchronous telemetry links in periodic burst form
Test pattern generator for automatic calibration of vehicle telemetry systems and associated ground equipment - pulse modulation simulators
Method and equipment for predicting ease of recovering error free data from pulse code modulated signals recorded on magnetic tape
Comparison of performance of pulse frequency modulation and pulse code modulation telemetry systems
Model analyses and computer simulations used in data compression study for improved pulse code modulation telemetry links
Analysis and minimization of error between sample functions, second order processes and their facsimiles in pulse code modulation telemetry
Design and function tests of medium resolution infrared radiometer pulse code modulated telemetry unit for Nimbus C experiment
Experimental determination of pulse code modulation signal to noise ratio, and methods of signal analysis for pulse code modulation analog data
Self-synchronizing, biorthogonal coded pulse code modulation telemetry system for communicating with unmanned spacecraft
Nonlinear estimation with quantized measurements and application to pulse code modulation, data compression, and predictive quantization
Synchronization of pulse code modulation channels by word stuffing technique
When a transmitted word, consisting of a number of pulses, is detected and removed from the data stream, the space left by the removal is eliminated by a memory buffer. This eliminates the need for a clock synchronizer thereby removing instability problems.
Design and performance of pulse code modulated encoder system
Automatic data processing system for pulse code modulation and pulse position modulation telemetry of sounding rockets
Performance accuracy of pulse code modulation telemetry data information system for scientific satellites
Communications and data handling system improves signal to noise ratio when transmission channel is perturbed by noise. Telemetry system consists of airborne source, Gaussian additive noise channel, and ground receiver unit. Advantages of system are given.