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ORCIDIEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, Volume 50
Volume 50, Number 1, February 2001
- Tadeusz P. Dobrowiecki, Johan Schoukens:
Practical choices in the FRF measurement in presence of nonlinear distortions. 2-7 - Kenneth K. Clarke:
A generalized framework for digital adjustment or correction. 8-14 - Angelo M. Sabatini:
A digital-signal-processing technique for ultrasonic signal modeling and classification. 15-21 - Robert D. Tingley, Kaveh Pahlavan:
Space-time measurement of indoor radio propagation. 22-31 - Aziz Benlarbi-Delaï, Jean Christophe Cousin
, Roger Ringot, Ahmed Mamouni, Yves Leroy:
Microwave short baseline interferometers for localization systems. 32-39 - Dalia A. McWatters, George Lutes, Ed R. Caro, Meirong Tu:
Optical calibration phase locked loop for the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission. 40-46 - Fenglei Liu, Christopher J. Zarowski:
Events in fiber optics given noisy OTDR data. I. GSR/MDL method. 47-58 - Gang Zhang, Shaohui Li, Zhipeng Zhang, Wei Cao:
A novel electro-optic hybrid current measurement instrument for high-voltage power lines. 59-62 - Robert O. Reynolds, Peter H. Smith, L. Stephen Bell, H. Uwe Keller:
The design of Mars lander cameras for Mars Pathfinder, Mars Surveyor '98 and Mars Surveyor '01. 63-71 - Albert M. Young, Samuel S. Osofsky:
Active feedback circuit for minimization of voltage transients during pulsed measurements of semiconductor devices. 72-76 - Qun Wang, Ning Wu, Zhaoan Wang:
A neuron adaptive detecting approach of harmonic current for APF and its realization of analog circuit. 77-84 - Stephan J. G. Gift:
An enhanced current-mode instrumentation amplifier. 85-88 - Enrico Rubiola, Claudio Francese, Andrea De Marchi:
Long-term behavior of operational amplifiers. 89-94 - M. Sand Zaghloul, T. Elsayed Taha, Aly H. A. Moustafa, Khamies El-Shennawy:
Modeling and simulation of fluid SAW-sensors under acoustic plate mode operation. 95-100 - Ilya F. Budovsky, Barry D. Inglis:
High-frequency AC-DC differences of NML single-junction thermal voltage converters. 101-105 - Franco Castelli:
The thin dielectric film capacitive displacement transducer to nanometer. 106-110 - Georg Brasseur:
Modeling of the front end of a new capacitive finger-type angular-position sensor. 111-116 - Ivan Godler, Tamotsu Ninomiya, Masashi Horiuchi:
Ripple compensation for torque sensors built into harmonic drives. 117-122 - Nicola Locci, Carlo Muscas:
Comparative analysis between active and passive current transducers in sinusoidal and distorted conditions. 123-128 - Peter Heymann, Ralf Doerner, Matthias Rudolph:
Multiharmonic generators for relative phase calibration of nonlinear network analyzers. 129-134 - Jordi Palacín, Santiago Marco, Josep Samitier:
Suboptimal filtering and nonlinear time scale transformation for the analysis of multiexponential decays. 135-140 - Kevin J. Coakley, Paul D. Hale:
Alignment of noisy signals. 141-149 - Alain Joyet, Gaetano Mileti, Gregor Dudle, Pierre Thomann:
Theoretical study of the Dick effect in a continuously operated Ramsey resonator. 150-156 - Alessandra Flammini, Daniele Marioli, Andrea Taroni:
A low-cost diagnostic tool for stepping motors. 157-162 - Jason Wu, Winston K. Chan, Geb Thomas:
Rapid and accurate inter-robot position determination in robot teams. 163-168
Volume 50, Number 2, April 2001
- Barry D. Inglis:
Foreword. 177-178 - Brian W. Ricketts:
Guest editorial. 179-180 - Samuel P. Benz, Charles J. Burroughs Jr., Paul D. Dresselhaus, L. A. Christina:
AC and DC voltages from a Josephson arbitrary waveform synthesizer. 181-184 - Ralf Behr, L. Grimm, Torsten Funck, Johannes Kohlmann, Holger Schulze, Franz Müller, Bernd Schumacher, Peter Warnecke, Jürgen Niemeyer:
Application of Josephson series arrays to a DC quantum voltmeter. 185-187 - Blaise Jeanneret, Alain Rüfenacht, Charles J. Burroughs Jr.:
High precision comparison between SNS and SIS Josephson voltage standards. 188-191 - Johannes Kohlmann, Holger Schulze, Ralf Behr, Franz Müller, Jürgen Niemeyer:
10 V SINIS Josephson junction series arrays for programmable voltage standards. 192-194 - Juha Hassel, Heikki Seppä, Leif Grönberg, Ilkka Suni:
SIS junctions with frequency dependent damping for a programmable Josephson voltage standard. 195-198 - David Deaver, William B. Miller, Leonard Pardo, Klaus Jaeger, Dennis Plowman, Clark A. Hamilton:
Interlaboratory comparison of Josephson voltage standards. 199-202 - Ralf Behr, Jürgen Niemeyer, Alexander S. Katkov:
Comparison of the Josephson voltage standards of VNIIM and PTB. 203-205 - Dominique Reymann, Thomas J. Witt, Peter Vrabcek, Yi-Hua Tang, Clark A. Hamilton, Alexander S. Katkov, Blaise Jeanneret, O. Power:
Recent developments in BIPM voltage standard comparisons. 206-209 - Yi-Hua Tang, William B. Miller:
Interlaboratory comparison of Josephson voltage standards between NIST and Lockheed Martin Astronautics. 210-213 - Jürgen Schurr, Jürgen Melcher, Aurel von Campenhausen, Klaus Pierz, Günter Hein, Franz-Josef Ahlers:
Loss phenomena in the AC quantum Hall effect. 214-217 - Beat Jeckelmann, Alain Rüfenacht, Blaise Jeanneret, Frédéric Overney, Klaus Pierz, Aurel von Campenhausen, Günter Hein:
Optimization of QHE-devices for metrological applications. 218-222 - Andrea Sosso:
Derivation of an electronic equivalent of QHE devices. 223-226 - Jan-T. Janssen, Anthony Hartland:
Recent measurements of single electron transport of surface acoustic wave devices at the NPL. 227-230 - Yannick De Wilde, Frederic Gay, François P. M. Piquemal, Gérard Genevès:
Measurements of single electron transistor devices combined with a CCC: progress report. 231-234 - Gerd-Dietmar Willenberg, Peter Warnecke:
Stable cryogenic vacuum capacitor for single-electron charging experiments. 235-237 - Alexandre Satrapinski, Heikki Seppä, Bernd Schumacher, Peter Warnecke, François Delahaye, Wilfrid Poirier, François P. M. Piquemal:
Comparison of four QHR systems within one month using a temperature and pressure stabilized 100-Ω resistor. 238-241 - Bernd Schumacher, Peter Warnecke, Wilfrid Poirier, I. Delgado, Z. Msimang, Giorgio Boella, Per-Otto Hetland, Randolph E. Elmquist, Jonathan M. Williams, David Inglis, Beat Jeckelmann, Ove Gunnarsson, Alexandre Satrapinski:
Transport behavior of commercially available 100-Ω standard resistors. 242-244 - Giorgio Boella, Pier Paolo Capra, Cristina Cassiago, Roberto Cerri, Giancarlo Marullo-Reedtz, Andrea Sosso:
Traceability of the 10-kΩ standard at IEN. 245-248 - Dean G. Jarrett:
Analysis of a dual-balance high-resistance bridge at 10 TΩ. 249-254 - Masakazu Nakanishi, Joji Kinoshita, Yasuhiko Sakamoto, Tadashi Endo:
Current dependence measurement of 1 Ω standard resistors using a cryogenic current source with linear output. 255-258 - L. A. Christian, Sze Wey Chua, Tian Yeong Sim, Ling Xiang Liu:
Measurement uncertainties arising from unpowered shipment of dc voltage references. 259-262 - Yi-Hua Tang, J. E. Sims:
Complete characterization of Zener standards at 10 V for measurement assurance program (MAP). 263-266 - Randolph E. Elmquist, Anne-Marie Jeffery, Dean G. Jarrett:
Characterization of four-terminal-pair resistance standards: a comparison of measurements and theory. 267-271 - Eddy So, Branislav V. Djokic:
A computer-controlled current-comparator-based four-terminal resistance bridge for power frequencies. 272-274 - Réjean Arseneau, Michelle E. Sutherland, John J. Zelle, Stefan Svensson:
Comparison of nonsinusoidal calibration systems at NRC Canada and SP Sweden. 275-277 - Andrew C. Corney:
Simple absolute method for current transformer calibration. 278-281 - Shakil A. Awan, Bryan P. Kibble, Ian A. Robinson, S. P. Giblin:
A new four terminal-pair bridge for traceable impedance measurements at frequencies up to 1 MHz. 282-285 - Günther Ramm, Harald Moser:
From the calculable AC resistor to capacitor dissipation factor determination on the basis of time constants. 286-289 - Yasuhiro Nakamura, Masakazu Nakanishi, Tadashi Endo:
Measurement of frequency dependence of standard capacitors based on the QHR in the range between 1 kHz and 1.592 kHz. 290-293 - Rae Duk Lee, Han Jun Kim, Yu. P. Semenov:
New stable 10 pF gas-dielectric capacitors. 294-297 - Rae Duk Lee, Han Jun Kim, Yu. P. Semenov:
Precise measurement of the dielectric constants of liquids using the principle of cross capacitance. 298-301 - Ling Hao, John C. Macfarlane, John C. Gallop:
Ion beam measurement with a high-temperature superconductor SQUID and current comparator. 302-305 - Murray D. Early, Keith Jones, M. P. Staines, R. R. Exley:
Development of a split-toroid high-temperature superconducting cryogenic current comparator. 306-309 - Christopher Ian Pakes, Patrick W. Josephs-Franks, R. P. Reed, Stephen G. Corner, Mark S. Colclough:
Development of miniature DC SQUID devices for the detection of single atomic spin-flips. 310-313 - Ling Hao, Derek A. Peden, John C. Macfarlane, John C. Gallop:
Characterization of YBCO/Au/YBCO resistors for HTS Josephson noise thermometry. 314-317 - Hitoshi Sasaki, Vladimir Bubanja, Shogo Kiryu, Fuminori Hirayama, Masaaki Maezawa, Akira Shoji:
Evaluation of AC-DC difference of thermal converters using an SFQ-based D/A converter. 318-321 - Torsten Funck, Ralf Behr, Manfred Klonz:
Fast reversed DC measurements on thermal converters using a SINIS Josephson junction array. 322-325 - Thomas E. Lipe, Joseph R. Kinard, Carl D. Reintsema:
Improvements in the NIST cryogenic thermal transfer standard. 326-329 - Thomas F. Wunsch, Joseph R. Kinard, Ronald P. Manginell, Otis M. Solomon Jr., Thomas E. Lipe, Kenneth Corneal Jungling:
A new fabrication process for planar thin-film multijunction thermal converters. 330-332 - Héctor Laiz, Manfred Klonz, Ernst Kessler, Thomas Spiegel:
New thin-film multijunction thermal converters with negligible low frequency AC-DC transfer differences. 333-337 - Eugenio Monticone, Umberto Pogliano, Vincenzo Lacquaniti, Danilo Serazio:
Development of an AC-DC thermal converter at millivolt level operating at cryogenic temperature. 338-341 - Karl-Erik Rydler, Valter Tarasso:
Current AC-DC transfer measurements in the microampere range. 342-344 - Piotr S. Filipski, Richard F. Clark, David C. Paulusse:
Calibration of HF thermal voltage converters using an asymmetrical tee. 345-348 - Piotr S. Filipski, Cees J. van Mullem, David Janik, Manfred Klonz, Joseph R. Kinard, Thomas E. Lipe, Bryan C. Waltrip:
Comparison of high-frequency AC-DC voltage transfer standards at NRC, VSL, PTB, and NIST. 349-352 - Eddy So, Dave Angelo, Tom L. Nelson, L. Snider:
NRC-NIST comparison of power meter calibrations at 60 Hz and ranges up to 600 V, 100 A. 353-355 - Nile M. Oldham, Tom L. Nelson, Rainer Bergeest, Günther Ramm, R. Carranza, A. C. Corney, M. Gibbes, Gregory A. Kyriazis, Héctor Laiz, L. X. Liu, Z. Lu, Umberto Pogliano, Karl-Erik Rydler, E. Shapiro, Eddy So, M. Temba, Paul S. Wright:
An international comparison of 50/60 Hz power (1996-1999). 356-360 - Andras Török, Dieter Janik, Wolfgang Peinelt, Dieter Stumpe, Ulrich Stumper:
Efficient broadband method for equivalent source reflection coefficient measurements. 361-363 - Ulrich Stumper:
Extended cross-ratio reflection correction at microwave frequencies using waveguide air-lines. 364-367 - J. Randa, Lawrence P. Dunleavy, Leon A. Terrell:
Stability measurements on noise sources. 368-372 - Ilona Rolfes, Thomas Musch, Burkhard Schiek:
Cryogenic noise parameter measurements of microwave devices. 373-376 - Toshiyuki Yakabe, Fengchao Xiao, Kenji Iwamoto, Fadhel M. Ghannouchi, Kohei Fujii, Hatsuo Yabe:
Six-port based wave-correlator with application to beam direction finding. 377-380 - Bernard Mellouet, Laurent Velasco, Joseph Achkar:
Fast method applied to the measurement of microwave power standards. 381-384 - Yoshinobu Okano, Takeumi Inoue:
Automatic microcalorimeter system for broadband power measurement in 75 GHz-110 GHz range. 385-388 - Thomas Musch, Burkhard Schiek:
Measurement of the ramp linearity of extremely linear frequency ramps using a fractional dual loop structure. 389-392 - Takehiro Morioka, Koji Komiyama:
Measurements of antenna characteristics above different conducting planes. 393-396 - Emmanuel Nicolas, David Lautru, François Jacquin, Man-Fai Wong, Joe Wiart:
Specific absorption rate assessments based on a selective isotropic measuring system for electromagnetic fields. 397-401 - Mohammed N. Afsar, Hanyi Ding:
A novel open-resonator system for precise measurement of permittivity and loss-tangent. 402-405 - Joseph Achkar, Bernard Mellouet, Laurent Velasco, S. Swarnowski, A. N. Akhiezer, V. P. Seredniy, Y. F. Pavlenko, J. R. Juroshek:
The GT-RF/95-1 key comparison of power measurements at 62 GHz. 406-408 - Jan P. M. de Vreede, Willemien Korfage, Patrik Persson, Luciano Brunetti, Valentin Lopez, Ivan Petras, Pierre Morard, Frantisek Hejsek, Andras Török, Jürgen Rühaak, John Ascroft, Erik DressLer, Murat Celep, Rado Lapuh, Joseph Achkar:
International comparison for RF power in the frequency range up to 18 GHz. 409-413 - Kurt Hilty, Heinrich Ryser, U. Herrmann:
Calibration of electrostatic discharge generators and results of an international comparison. 414-418 - Eddy So, Hans-Georg Latzel:
NRC-PTB intercomparison of voltage transformer calibration systems for high voltage at 60 Hz, 50 Hz, and 16.66 Hz. 419-421 - Eddy So, Ernst Hanique:
In-situ calibration of high-voltage three-phase transformer loss measuring systems. 422-425 - Rainer Marx:
New concept of PTBs standard divider for direct voltages of up to 100 kV. 426-429 - Yi Li, Juris Rungis, Terry R. McComb, Wolfgang Lucas:
International comparison of a pulse calibrator used in high-voltage impulse calibration. 430-435 - Yi Li, Juris Rungis, Tao Jing, Tsung-Han Su, I. P. Chen, Dennis Lee, K. Shimizu:
International comparison of a resistive divider at 100 kV DC. 436-439 - Heikki Seppä, Jukka Kyynäräinen, Aarne S. Oja:
Microelectromechanical systems in electrical metrology. 440-444 - Thomas J. Witt:
Using the Allan variance and power spectral density to characterize DC nanovoltmeters. 445-448 - Damir Ilic, Josip Butorac:
Use of precise digital voltmeters for phase measurements. 449-452 - Panu Helistö, Heikki Seppä:
Measurement uncertainty in the presence of low-frequency noise. 453-456 - H. Germer:
High-precision AC measurements using the Monte Carlo method. 457-460 - Francisco André Corrêa Alegria, António Manuel da Cruz Serra:
Influence of frequency errors in the variance of the cumulative histogram [in ADC testing]. 461-464 - Franjo Cecelja, Michael Bordovsky, Wamadeva Balachandran:
Lithium niobate sensor for measurement of DC electric fields. 465-469 - Kurt Weyand:
Maintenance and dissemination of the magnetic field unit at PTB. 470-473 - Thomas C. Larason, Steven W. Brown, George P. Eppeldauer, Keith R. Lykke:
Responsivity calibration methods for 365-nm irradiance meters. 474-477 - Alan Migdall:
Absolute quantum efficiency measurements using: toward a measurement protocol. 478-481 - Harald Simonsen, Jes Henningsen, Susanne Søgaard:
DFB fiber lasers as optical wavelength standards in the 1.5-μm region. 482-485 - Feng-Lei Hong, Jun Ishikawa, Zhi-Yi Bi, Jing Zhang, Katuo Seta, Atsushi Onae, Jun Yoda, Hirokazu Matsumoto:
Portable I2-stabilized Nd: YAG laser for international comparisons. 486-489 - Fabrizio Bertinetto, Paolo Cordiale, Gianluca Galzerano, Elio Bava:
Frequency stabilization of DBR diode laser against Cs absorption lines at 852 nm using the modulation transfer method. 490-492 - Frédéric du Burck, Jean-Pierre Wallerand, Andrei N. Goncharov, Marc Himbert:
High-frequency modulation transfer technique for ultra-high resolution spectroscopy of I2. 493-496 - Cesare Svelto, Gianluca Galzerano, Atsushi Onae, Elio Bava:
Nonlinear spectroscopy of isotopic acetylene at λ=1.5 μm for absolute frequency stabilization of diode-pumped Er-Yb: Glass lasers. 497-499 - Thomas P. Heavner, Leo Hollberg, Steven R. Jefferts, John Kitching, W. M. Klipstein, D. M. Meekhof, Hugh G. Robinson:
Characterization of a cold cesium source for PARCS: Primary Atomic Reference Clock in Space. 500-502 - Sebastien Bize, Yvan Sortais, Cipriana Mandache, André Clairon, Christophe Salomon:
Cavity frequency pulling in cold atom fountains. 503-506 - D. M. Meekhof, Steven R. Jefferts, M. Stepanovic, Thomas E. Parker:
Accuracy evaluation of a cesium fountain primary frequency standard at NIST. 507-509 - Gregor Dudle, Alain Joyet, Patrick Berthoud, Gaetano Mileti, Pierre Thomann:
First results with a cold cesium continuous fountain resonator. 510-514 - Ling Hao, John C. Gallop, Norbert Klein, Michael Winter:
Low-phase noise temperature-compensated cryogenic whispering gallery mode resonator operated at 63 K in a closed-cycle cooler. 515-518 - Anthony G. Mann, Chang Sheng, Andre N. Luiten:
Cryogenic sapphire oscillator with exceptionally high frequency stability. 519-521 - Michael E. Tobar, John G. Hartnett, Eugene N. Ivanov, Pierre Blondy, Dominique Cros:
Whispering gallery method of measuring complex permittivity in highly anisotropic materials: discovery of a new type of mode in anisotropic dielectric resonators. 522-525 - John C. Gallop, Ling Hao:
Applications of coupled dielectric resonators using SrTiO3 pucks: tuneable resonators and novel thermometry. 526-530 - Ho Seong Lee, Sang Eon Park, Taeg Yong Kwon, Sung Hoon Yang, Hyuck Cho:
Toward a cesium frequency standard based on a continuous slow atomic beam: preliminary results. 531-534 - Tilmann Trebst, Tomas Binnewies, Jürgen Helmcke, Fritz Riehle:
Suppression of spurious phase shifts in an optical frequency standard. 535-538 - F. Ducos, Y. Hadjar, Giovanni Daniele Rovera, Jean-Jacques Zondy, Ouali Acef:
Progress toward absolute frequency measurements of the 127 I2-stabilized Nd: YAG laser at 563.2 THz/532 nm. 539-542 - Geoffrey P. Barwood, Kelin Gao, Patrick Gill, Guilong Huang, Hugh A. Klein:
Development of optical frequency standards based upon the 2 S1/2-2D5/2 transition in 88 Sr+ and 87Sr+. 543-547 - Alban Douillet, Jean-Jacques Zondy, Giorgio Santarelli, A. Makdissi, André Clairon:
A phase-locked frequency divide-by-3 optical parametric oscillator. 548-551 - Scott A. Diddams, David J. Jones, Jun Ye, Steven T. Cundiff, John L. Hall, Jinendra K. Ranka, Robert Windeler:
Direct RF to optical frequency measurements with a femtosecond laser comb. 552-555 - Taro Hasegawa, Tadao Shimizu:
Observation and temperature measurement of sympathetically cooled ions in an RF trap. 556-558 - Michito Imae, Mizuhiko Hosokawa, Kuniyasu Imamura, Hirotaka Yukawa, Yasuhisa Shibuya, Noriyuki Kurihara, Peter T. H. Fisk, Malcolm A. Lawn, Zhigang Li, Huanxin Li, Yasuhiro Nakadan, Ken Hagimoto:
Two-way satellite time and frequency transfer networks in Pacific Rim region. 559-562 - Barry N. Taylor, Peter J. Mohr:
The role of fundamental constants in the International System of Units (SI): present and future. 563-567 - Toichiro Kinoshita:
Improvement of the fine-structure constant obtained from the electron g-2. 568-571 - Gérard Trapon, Olivier Thévenot, Jean-Claude Lacueille, Wilfrid Poirier, Haim Fhima, Gérard Genevès:
Progress in linking the Farad and the RK value to the SI units at BNM-LCIE. 572-575 - Annette Paul, Stefan Röttger, Andreas Zimbal, Uwe Keyser:
Accurate nuclear transition data determined by prompt (n, γ)-spectrometry. 576-579 - Yusaku Fujii, Yukinobu Miki, Fuyuhiko Shiota, Tadashi Morokuma:
Mechanism for levitated superconductor experiment. 580-582 - Walter Beer, Ali L. Eichenberger, Blaise Jeanneret, Beat Jeckelmann, P. Richard H. Schneiter, Ali R. Pourzand, Alain Courteville, Rene Dändliker:
The OFMET Watt balance: Progress report. 583-586 - Michael J. Kenny, Achim J. Leistner, Christopher J. Walsh, Kitty Fen, Walter Giardini, Leszek S. Wielunski, Roger P. Netterfield, Bradley R. Ward:
Precision determination of the density of a single crystal silicon sphere and evaluation of the Avogadro constant. 587-592 - Paul De Bievre, Staf Valkiers, Rüdiger Kessel, P. D. P. Taylor, Peter Becker, Horst Bettin, Anna Peuto, S. Pettorruso, Kenichi Fujii, Atsushi Waseda, Mitsuru Tanaka, R. D. Deslattes, H. Steffen Peiser, Michael J. Kenny:
A reassessment of the molar volume of silicon and of the Avogadro constant. 593-597 - Harold V. Parks, James E. Faller, Douglas S. Robertson:
A suspended laser interferometer for determining the Newtonian constant of gravitation. 598-600 - Kan Nakayama, Hiroyuki Fujimoto, Tetsuya Ishikawa, Hiroshi Takeno:
Silicon molar volume discrepancy: studies of the NRLM crystal. 601-603 - Atsushi Waseda, Kenichi Fujii:
Density comparison measurement of silicon by pressure of flotation method. 604-607 - Franco Alasia, Giuseppe Basile, Peter Becker, Ulrich Kuetgens, J. Stümpel, Marco Servidori, Jürgen Härtwig:
A Bragg silicon lattice comparator. 608-611 - Peter Becker, Ulrich Kuetgens, J. Stümpel:
The Avogadro problem: summary of tests on crystal imperfections. 612-615 - Kenichi Fujii, Atsushi Waseda, Mitsuru Tanaka:
Density measurements of silicon crystals by hydrostatic weighing [for Avogadro constant determination]. 616-621
Volume 50, Number 3, June 2001
- Hiroyuki Mino:
Parameter estimation of the intensity process of self-exciting point processes using the EM algorithm. 658-664 - Philippe Ferrari, Gilbert Angénieux:
A simulation technique for the evaluation of random error effects in time-domain measurement systems. 665-671 - Sylvie Legendre, Daniel Massicotte, Jacques Goyette, Tapan K. Bose:
Neural classification of Lamb wave ultrasonic weld testing signals using wavelet coefficients. 672-678 - Gabriel Bulgarea, Mounir Boukadoum:
A high-performance instrumentation system to measure the fluorescence kinetics of plants for in vivo photosynthesis research. 679-689 - Adrian David Cheok, Nesimi Ertugrul:
Computer-based automated test measurement system for determining magnetization characteristics of switched reluctance motors. 690-696 - Pengjiu Li, Yu-Ming Zhang:
Robust sensing of arc length. 697-704 - Tingyu Wang, Chengmu Luo, Shengxuan Zheng:
A fiber-optic current sensor based on a differentiating Sagnac interferometer. 705-708 - Masami Kihara, Atsushi Imaoka, Michito Imae, Kuniyasu Imamura:
Two-way time transfer through 2.4 Gb/s optical SDH system. 709-715 - Richard D. Beach, Francis Moussy:
Totally implantable real-time in vivo video telemetry monitoring system for implant biocompatibility studies. 716-723 - A. Lakshmikanth, Medhat M. Morcos:
A power quality monitoring system: a case study in DSP-based solutions for power electronics. 724-731 - Andrzej Dobrogowski, Michal Kasznia:
Time effective methods of calculation of maximum time interval error. 732-741 - G. Maze-Merceur, P. Naud:
Microwave characterization of magnetic materials under uniaxial and biaxial mechanical compressive stress. 742-748 - Sohail Akhtar, Moustafa Elshafei-Abmed, Mohammed Shahgir Ahmed:
Detection of helicopters using neural nets. 749-756 - Soo Jeon, Hyeong-Joon Ahn, Dong-Chul Han, In-Bae Chang:
New design of cylindrical capacitive sensor for on-line precision control of AMB spindle. 757-763 - Andrzej Michalski:
A new approach to estimating the main error of a primary transducer for an electromagnetic flowmeter. 764-767 - Ralph M. Ford, Robert S. Weissbach, David R. Loker:
A novel DSP-based LVDT signal conditioner. 768-773 - Santiago Marco, Jordi Palacín, Josep Samitier:
Improved multiexponential transient spectroscopy by iterative deconvolution. 774-780 - Yen-Wei Chen:
Simultaneous measurement of time-resolved 2-D temperature distribution of evaporation surface heated by swept electron beam [in AVLIS]. 781-785 - Jean-Marie Janik, Daniel Bloyet, Benoît Guyot:
Measurement of timing jitter contributions in a dynamic test setup for A/D converters. 786-791 - Edward Layer:
Mapping error of linear dynamic systems caused by reduced-order model. 792-800 - Hiroshi Furukawa, Hideki Takakura, Kenji Kuroda:
A novel optical device with wide-bandwidth wavelength conversion and an optical sampling experiment at 200 Gbit/s. 801-807 - Lena Biel, Ola Pettersson, Lennart Philipson, Peter Wide:
ECG analysis: a new approach in human identification. 808-812 - Piet M. T. Broersen:
The performance of spectral quality measures. 813-818 - Marco Parvis, Carlo Gulotta, Roberto Torchio:
Mixed neural-conventional processing to differentiate airway diseases by means of functional noninvasive tests. 819-824 - Giovanni Betta, Consolatina Liguori, Antonio Pietrosanto:
A multi-application FFT analyzer based on a DSP architecture. 825-832 - Kun-Yuan Tu, Fan-Ren Chang, Chia-Shu Liao, Li-Sheng Wang:
Frequency syntonization using GPS carrier phase measurements. 833-838 - J. F. Rouleau, Jacques Goyette, Tapan K. Bose, M. F. Frechette:
Optimization study of a microwave differential technique for humidity measurement in gases. 839-845 - Martin Hurtado, Hugo Lorente, Carlos H. Muravchik:
An in-situ method to measure the radiation pattern of a GPS receiving antenna. 846-849
Volume 50, Number 4, August 2001
- B. A. Bell, Kang Lee:
Guest Editorial. 854 - Rik Pintelon, Johan Schoukens, Wendy Van Moer, Yves Rolain:
Identification of linear systems in the presence of nonlinear distortions. 855-863 - Branislav V. Djokic, Eddy So:
Phase measurement of distorted periodic signals based on nonsynchronous digital filtering. 864-867 - Xinqun Liu, Warwick Clegg, David F. L. Jenkins, Bo Liu:
Polarization interferometer for measuring small displacement. 868-871 - Donald R. Larson, Nicholas G. Paulter Jr.:
The effects of offset voltage on the amplitude and bandwidth of kick-out pulses used in the nose-to-nose sampler impulse response characterization method. 872-876 - Samir Trabelsi, Andrzej W. Kraszewski, Stuart O. Nelson:
New calibration technique for microwave moisture sensors. 877-881 - Jesús Ibáñez-Diaz, Carlos Pantaleón, Ignacio Santamaría, Tomás Fernández Ibáñez, David Martínez:
Nonlinearity estimation in power amplifiers based on subsampled temporal data. 882-887 - Gerard N. Stenbakken, Dong Liu, Janusz A. Starzyk, Bryan C. Waltrip:
Nonrandom quantization errors in timebases. 888-892 - Neophytos Chiras, Ceri Evans, David Rees:
Nonlinear gas turbine modeling using NARMAX structures. 893-898 - Sandip Roy, Michael Souders:
Noniterative waveform deconvolution using analytic reconstruction filters with time-domain weighting. 899-904 - A. Raj, W. S. Holmes, S. R. Judah:
Wide bandwidth measurement of complex permittivity of liquids using coplanar lines. 905-909 - George C. Giakos, Samir Chowdhury, N. Shah, Srinivasan Vedantham, A. G. Passerini, Sankararaman Suryanarayanan, Richard Nemer, K. Mehta, N. Patnekar, S. Sumrain, K. Nataraj, Christian Scheiber:
Signal-to-noise measurements utilizing a novel dual-energy multimedia detector. 910-914 - Guy Plantier, Noël Servagent, Anthony Sourice, Thierry Bosch:
Real-time parametric estimation of velocity using optical feedback interferometry. 915-919 - Lorenzo Peretto, Gaetano Pasini, Carlo Muscas:
Signal spectrum analysis and period estimation by using delayed signal sampling. 920-925 - Luca Callegaro, Gianluca Galzerano, Cesare Svelto:
A multiphase direct-digital-synthesis sinewave generator for high-accuracy impedance comparison. 926-929 - Leopoldo Angrisani, Massimo D'Apuzzo, Mauro D'Arco:
A digital signal-processing approach for phase noise measurement. 930-935 - Tamás Kovácsházy, Gábor Péceli, Gyula Simon:
Transients in reconfigurable signal processing channels. 936-940 - Pasquale Arpaia, António Manuel da Cruz Serra, Conceigio Libano Monteiro:
A critical note to IEEE 1057-94 standard on hysteretic ADC dynamic testing. 941-948 - Paolo Carbone, Giovanni Chiorboli:
ADC sinewave histogram testing with quasi-coherent sampling. 949-953 - Rômulo Pires Coelho Ferreira, Raimundo Carlos Silvério Freire, Gurdip Singh Deep, Jose Sérgio de Rocha Neto, Amauri Oliveira:
Hot-wire anemometer with temperature compensation using only one sensor. 954-958 - Yves Rolain, Wendy Van Moer, Gerd Vandersteen, Marc van Heijningen:
Measuring mixed-signal substrate coupling. 959-964 - Richard C. Kavanagh:
Performance analysis and compensation of M/T-type digital tachometers. 965-970 - Alain Geens, Yves Rolain:
Noise figure measurements on nonlinear devices. 971-975 - Stoyan N. Nihtianov, Georgi P. Shterev, Nikolay Petrov, Gerard C. M. Meijer:
Impedance measurements with second-order harmonic oscillator for testing food sterility. 976-980 - Bryan C. Waltrip, Owen B. Laug, Gerard N. Stenbakken:
Improved time-base for waveform parameter estimation. 981-985 - P. Sankaran, V. Jagadeesh Kumar, S. Murugarasu:
Magnification of the input impedance of a magnetizing winding by electronic means. 986-990 - Tamás Dabóczi, Tamás B. Bakó:
Inverse filtering of optical images. 991-994 - Stefano Ferrari, N. Alberto Borghese, Vincenzo Piuri:
Multiscale models for data processing: an experimental sensitivity analysis. 995-1002 - Gianluca Galzerano, Cesare Svelto, Elio Bava:
Diode-pumped 2 μm optical oscillator for high-resolution spectroscopy and frequency metrology. 1003-1006 - Marius D. Cordea, Emil M. Petriu, Nicolas D. Georganas, Dorina C. Petriu, Thomas E. Whalen:
Real-time 2(1/2)-D head pose recovery for model-based video-coding. 1007-1013 - Lionel Valet, Gilles Mauris, Philippe Bolon, Naamen Keskes:
Seismic image segmentation by fuzzy fusion of attributes. 1014-1018 - Yang Ju, Masumi Saka, Hiroyuki Abé:
NDI of delamination in IC packages using millimeter-waves. 1019-1023 - Gaetano Pasini, Domenico Mirri, Gaetano Iuculano, Fabio Filicori:
Implementation and performance evaluation of a broad-band power spectrum analyzer. 1024-1029 - Luiz Alberto Luz de Almeida, Gurdip Singh Deep, Antonio Marcus Nogueira de Lima, Franz Helmut Neff, Raimundo Carlos Silvério Freire:
A hysteresis model for a vanadium dioxide transition-edge microbolometer. 1030-1035
Volume 50, Number 5, October 2001
- Matthias Weiss, Reinhard H. Knöchel:
A monostatic radio-acoustic sounding system used as an indoor remote temperature profiler. 1043-1047 - Mita Dutta, Anjan Rakshit, S. N. Bhattacharyya:
Development and study of an automatic AC bridge for impedance measurement. 1048-1052 - Michelle Passard, Christine Barthod, Michel Fortin, Christine Galez, Jacques Bouillot:
Design and optimization of a low-frequency electric field sensor using Pockels effect. 1053-1058 - Alexander M. Lowe, Halit Eren, Yong-Jun Tan, Brian Kinsella, Stuart Bailey:
Continuous corrosion rate measurement by noise resistance calculation. 1059-1065 - Stuart O. Nelson:
Measurement and calculation of powdered mixture permittivities. 1066-1070 - Pawel Niewczas, W. Iain Madden, W. Craig Michie, Andrew Cruden, James R. McDonald:
Magnetic crosstalk compensation for an optical current transducer. 1071-1075 - Mitsuru Shinagawa, Tadao Nagatsurria, Kazuhide Ohno, Yoshito Jin:
A real-time electro-optic handy probe using a continuous-wave laser. 1076-1080 - Tuqiang Xie, Qingping Yang, Barry E. Jones, Clive Butler:
Theoretical and experimental studies of a novel cone-jet sensor. 1081-1084 - Wojtek J. Bock, Magdalena S. Nawrocka, Waclaw Urbanczyk:
Highly sensitive fiber-optic sensor for dynamic pressure measurements. 1085-1088 - Vladimir Vujicic:
Generalized low-frequency stochastic true RMS instrument. 1089-1092 - Luca di Rienzo, Renzo Bazzocchi, Angelo Manara:
Circular arrays of magnetic sensors for current measurement. 1093-1096 - Kenneth Vanhoenacker, Tadeusz P. Dobrowiecki, Johan Schoukens:
Design of multisine excitations to characterize the nonlinear distortions during FRF-measurements. 1097-1102 - Wendy Van Moer, Yves Rolain, Rik Pintelon:
Modeling in the presence of switching uncertainties. 1103-1108 - Wen-Ben Jone, Wu-Sung Yeh, Chingwei Yeh, Sunil R. Das:
An adaptive path selection method for delay testing. 1109-1118 - Vittorio Ferrari, Daniele Marioli, Andrea Taroni:
Improving the accuracy and operating range of quartz microbalance sensors by a purposely designed oscillator circuit. 1119-1122 - Piotr Sprzeczak, Roman Z. Morawski:
Cauchy-filter-based algorithms for reconstruction of absorption spectra. 1123-1126 - Miroslav Zivanovic, Alfonso Carlosena:
Nonparametric spectrum interpolation methods: a comparative study. 1127-1132 - Marco Parvis, Carlo Gulotta, Roberto Torchio:
Uncertainty analysis of feature extraction from expired gas traces. 1133-1137 - Giovanni Betta, Antonio Pietrosanto, Antonio Scaglione:
An enhanced fiber-optic temperature sensor system for power transformer monitoring. 1138-1143 - G. P. Premasiri Gunarathne, Konstantinos Christidis:
Measurements of surface texture using ultrasound. 1144-1148 - Loredana Cristaldi, Alessandro Ferrero, Massimo Lazzaroni, Roberto Ottoboni:
A linearization method for commercial Hall-effect current transducers. 1149-1153 - Mücahit Kozak, Izzet Kale:
A pipelined noise shaping coder for fractional-N frequency synthesis. 1154-1161 - Paolo Pellati, Piero Olivo:
Automated test equipment for research on nonvolatile memories. 1162-1166 - Ho Pui Ho, Kwong Chun Lo, Shu Yuen Wu:
A scanning thermocouple probe for temperature mapping. 1167-1170 - Andrei Cimponeriu:
Neural networks applied to continuous range amplitude measurements of small sinusoidal vibrations. 1171-1175 - Stanislaw Cierpisz, Adam Heyduk:
Radiometric online ash monitor for coal industry using fuzzy logic. 1176-1180 - Ho Wai Wong-Lam, Mark Naley:
A robust and accurate algorithm for time measurements of periodic signals based on correlation techniques. 1181-1189 - Armelle Daullé, Pascal Xavier, Dominique Rauly:
A power sensor for fast measurement of telecommunications signals using substitution method. 1190-1196 - Gui Yun Tian:
Design and implementation of distributed measurement systems using fieldbus-based intelligent sensors. 1197-1202 - Smain Femmam, Nacer Kouider M'Sirdi, Abdeldjalil Ouahabi:
Perception and characterization of materials using signal processing techniques. 1203-1211 - Chad R. Snyder, Frederick I. Mopsik:
A precision capacitance cell for measurement of thin film out-of-plane expansion. III. Conducting and semiconducting materials. 1212-1215 - Balázs Vargha, István Zoltán:
Calibration algorithm for current-output R-2R ladders. 1216-1220 - Nicholas G. Paulter Jr., Donald R. Larson:
An examination of the spectra of the "Kick-Out" pulses for a proposed sampling oscilloscope calibration method. 1221-1223 - Constance Valentin, Emmanuel Guillot, Christelle Guillemot, Pierre Petit, Noël Dimarcq:
Microwave interrogation of cesium atoms cooled in isotropic light. 1224-1228 - Tabitha Swan-Wood, John G. Coffer, James C. Camparo:
Precision measurements of absorption and refractive-index using an atomic candle. 1229-1233 - Stephen Padin, John K. Cartwright, Martin C. Shepherd, J. K. Yamasaki, W. L. Holzapfel:
A wideband analog correlator for microwave background observations. 1234-1240 - Venceslav F. Kroupa:
Jitter and phase noise in frequency dividers. 1241-1243 - Eugeniusz Grudzinski, Hubert Trzaska:
EMF probes calibration in a waveguide. 1244-1247 - Bruno Andò, Daniele Carbone:
A methodology for reducing the effect of meteorological parameters on a continuously recording gravity meter. 1248-1254 - Khalid Mubarak, Karl J. Bois, Reza Zoughi:
A simple, robust, and on-site microwave technique for determining water-to-cement ratio (w/c) of fresh Portland cement-based materials. 1255-1263 - Bruno Andò, Salvatore Graziani, Nicola Pitrone:
Hysteresis shaping in stochastic driven systems. 1264-1269 - Richard C. Kavanagh:
Number-theoretic approach to optimum velocity decoding given quantized position information. 1270-1276 - Xiaojing Shi, Hiroki Matsumoto, Kenji Murao:
A high-accuracy digital readout technique for humidity sensor. 1277-1282 - Balázs Vargha, Johan Schoukens, Yves Rolain:
Static nonlinearity testing of digital-to-analog converters. 1283-1288 - Gabriele D'Antona, Luca di Rienzo, Roberto Ottoboni, Angelo Manara:
Processing magnetic sensor array data for AC current measurement in multiconductor systems. 1289-1295 - Satomi Ogawa, Yukata Oisugi, Kouiki Mochizuki, Kenzo Watanabe:
A switched-capacitor interface for differential capacitance transducers. 1296-1301 - Domenico Mirri, Gaetano Iuculano, Annarita Lazzari, Gaetano Pasini:
Performance function for equally-spaced digital spectrum analysis. 1302-1306 - Francesc Purroy, Lluís Pradell:
New theoretical analysis of the LRRM calibration technique for vector network analyzers. 1307-1314 - Umberto Pogliano:
Use of integrative analog-to-digital converters for high-precision measurement of electrical power. 1315-1318 - Daniel Carrica, Mario Benedetti, Roberto Petrocelli:
Random sampling applied to the measurement of a DC signal immersed in noise. 1319-1323 - Chia-Chang Tong, J. Fernando Figueroa, Enrique Barbieri:
A method for short or long range time-of-flight measurements using phase-detection with an analog circuit. 1324-1328 - Constantino Grosse, Mónica Cecilia Tirado:
Improved calibration of impedance analyzers for measurements on highly conductive liquids. 1329-1333 - Zulkifly Abbas, Roger D. Pollard, Robert W. Kelsall:
Complex permittivity measurements at Ka-Band using rectangular dielectric waveguide. 1334-1342 - Isabelle Huynen, Catherine Steukers, Fabienne Duhamel:
A wideband line-line dielectrometric method for liquids, soils, and planar substrates. 1343-1348 - Tao Hong, M. T. C. Fang:
Detection and classification of partial discharge using a feature decomposition-based modular neural network. 1349-1354 - Gerd Vandersteen, Yves Rolain, Johan Schoukens:
An identification technique for data acquisition characterization in the presence of nonlinear distortions and time base distortions. 1355-1363 - John O. Curtis:
A durable laboratory apparatus for the measurement of soil dielectric properties. 1364-1369 - Claude Delpha, Maryam Siadat, Martine Lumbreras:
Identification of Forane R134a in an air-conditioned atmosphere with a TGS sensor array. 1370-1374 - Changsheng Li, Xiang Cui, Toshihiko Yoshino:
Measurement of AC electric power based on dual transverse Pockels effect. 1375-1380 - Nicholas G. Paulter Jr.:
An assessment on the accuracy of time-domain reflectometry for measuring the characteristic impedance of transmission lines. 1381-1388 - Han Qiu Zhang, Yong Yan:
A wavelet-based approach to abrupt fault detection and diagnosis of sensors. 1389-1396 - Rui Zhang, Mingxi Wan, Wenwu Cao:
Parameter measurement of thin elastic layers using low-frequency multi-mode ultrasonic lamb waves. 1397-1403 - Alessandra Ribodetti, Henri-Pierre Valero, Stéphane Operto, Jean Virieux, Dominique Gibert:
Geophysical tomography by viscoacoustic asymptotic waveform inversion of ultrasonic laboratory data. 1404-1412 - Edoardo Carminati, Loredana Cristaldi, Massimo Lazzaroni, Antonello Monti:
A neuro-fuzzy approach for the detection of partial discharge. 1413-1417 - Filippo Attivissimo, Mario Savino, Amerigo Trotta:
Power spectral density estimation via overlapping nonlinear averaging. 1418-1424 - Leopoldo Angrisani, Pasquale Daponte, Massimo D'Apuzzo:
Wavelet network-based detection and classification of transients. 1425-1435 - Tomasz P. Zielinski:
Joint time-frequency resolution of signal analysis using Gabor transform. 1436-1444 - Tejmal S. Rathore, Ashish Jain:
Abundance of ladder digital-to-analog converters. 1445-1449 - Amir R. Amir, Guido Baroni, Alessandra Pedrocchi, Dava J. Newman, Giancarlo Ferrigno, Antonio Pedotti:
Measuring astronaut performance on the ISS: advanced kinematic and kinetic instrumentation. 1450-1455 - Kim M. Moulton, Aurel Cornell, Emil M. Petriu:
A fuzzy error correction control system. 1456-1463
Volume 50, Number 6, December 2001
- Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel, Cees J. van Mullem:
Guest editorial. 1467-1468 - Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel, Cees J. van Mullem:
The relationship between microsystem technology and metrology. 1469-1474 - Davey D. L. Wijngaards, Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel:
IC fabrication-compatible processing for instrumentation and measurement applications. 1475-1484 - Hans G. Kerkhoff:
Testing of a microanalysis system. 1485-1489 - Manfred Klonz, Héctor Laiz, Ernst Kessler:
Development of thin-film multijunction thermal converters at PTB/IPHT. 1490-1498 - Jukka Kyynäräinen, Aarne S. Oja, Heikki Seppä:
Stability of microelectromechanical devices for electrical metrology. 1499-1503 - Edmond Cretu, Luís Alexandre Rocha, Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel:
Micromechanical voltage reference using the pull-in of a beam. 1504-1507 - Ger de Graaf, Marian Bartek, Zhixiong Xiao, Cees J. van Mullem, Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel:
Bulk micromachined electrostatic RMS-to-DC converter. 1508-1512 - Samuel P. Benz, Paul D. Dresselhaus, Charles J. Burroughs Jr.:
Nanotechnology for next generation Josephson voltage standards. 1513-1518 - Han Haitjema, Wouter Pril, P. H. J. Schellekens:
A silicon-etched probe for 3-D coordinate measurements with an uncertainty below 0.1 μm. 1519-1523 - A. W. van Herwaarden:
Low-cost satellite attitude control sensors based on integrated infrared detector arrays. 1524-1529 - José Higino Correia, Ger de Graaf, Marian Bartek, Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel:
A CMOS optical microspectrometer with light-to-frequency converter, bus interface, and stray-light compensation. 1530-1537 - Bart van der Schoot, Marc Boillat, Nico F. de Rooij:
Micro-instruments for life science research. 1538-1542 - Jaco H. Visser, R. E. Soltis:
Automotive exhaust gas sensing systems. 1543-1550 - Wilfried Mokwa, Uwe Schnakenberg:
Micro-transponder systems for medical applications. 1551-1555 - José Antonio de la O. Serna:
On the use of amplitude shaping pulses as windows for harmonic analysis. 1556-1562 - Stoyan N. Nihtianov, Georgi P. Shterev, Blagoy P. Iliev, Gerard C. M. Meijer:
An interface circuit for R-C impedance sensors with a relaxation oscillator. 1563-1567 - Michael L. Marcus:
Comparison of methods for uniform laser scanning of centrifuged blood tubes for data acquisition in a hematology analyzer. 1568-1570 - Paolo Carbone, Emilia Nunzi, Dario Petri:
Windows for ADC dynamic testing via frequency-domain analysis. 1571-1576 - Sylvaine Leleu, Hisham Abou-Kandil, Yvan Bonnassieux:
Piezoelectric actuators and sensors location for active control of flexible structures. 1577-1582 - D. M. G. Preethichandra, Katsunori Shida:
A simple interface circuit to measure very small capacitance changes in capacitive sensors. 1583-1586 - Marcelino Lázaro, Ignacio Santamaría, Carlos Pantaleón:
Neural networks for large- and small-signal modeling of MESFET/HEMT transistors. 1587-1593 - Valentin Batagelj, Jovan Bojkovski, Janko Drnovsek, Igor Pusnik:
Automation of reading liquid-in-glass thermometers. 1594-1598 - Jovan Bojkovski, Igor Pusnik, Janko Drnovsek, Domen Hudoklin:
Automated system for evaluation of climatic chambers. 1599-1603 - George C. Giakos, R. Guntupalli, N. Shah, Srinivasan Vedantham, Sankararaman Suryanarayanan, Samir Chowdhury, Richard Nemer, A. G. Passerini, K. Mehta, S. Sumrain, N. Patnekar, K. Nataraj, Edward A. Evans, Robert J. Endorf, Fabrizio Russo:
Detected contrast and dynamic range measurements of CdZnTe semiconductors for flat-panel digital radiography. 1604-1609 - George C. Giakos, R. Guntupalli, Richard Nemer, J. Odogba, N. Shah, Srinivasan Vedantham, Sankararaman Suryanarayanan, Samir Chowdhury, A. G. Passerini, K. Mehta, S. Sumrain, N. Patnekar, K. Nataraj, Edward A. Evans, Fabrizio Russo:
Optimization of the temporal response of II-VI direct type semiconductor detectors for flat-panel pulsed X-ray imaging. 1610-1614 - Nohpill Park, Fabrizio Lombardi, Vincenzo Piuri:
Testing and evaluating the quality-level of stratified multichip module instrumentation. 1615-1624 - Wlodek Kulesza, Anders Hultgren, Joseph McGhee, Matz Lennels, Thomas Bergander, Jenny Wirandi:
An in-situ real-time impulse response auto test of resistance temperature sensors. 1625-1629 - Luca Callegaro, Vincenzo D'Elia:
Automated system for inductance realization traceable to AC resistance with a three-voltmeter method. 1630-1633 - Luca Callegaro, Pier Paolo Capra, Andrea Sosso:
Optical fiber interface for distributed measurement and control in metrology setups: application to current sensing with fA resolution. 1634-1637 - Carlo Muscas, Lorenzo Peretto, Renato Sasdelli, A. Briani:
An automatic test equipment for the calibration of voltage transducers. 1638-1643 - Ángel Custodio, Ramon Pallas-Areny, Ramon Bragós:
Error analysis and reduction for a simple sensor-microcontroller interface. 1644-1647 - Xiujun Li, Gerard C. M. Meijer:
A smart and accurate interface for resistive sensors. 1648-1651 - Boguslaw J. Jarosz:
Power requirements from instrumentation for ultrasound interstitial heating at variable heat sinks location. 1652-1655 - Javier Senosiain, Idoya Diaz, Ainhoa Gaston, Joaquín Sevilla:
High sensitivity temperature sensor based on side-polished optical fiber. 1656-1660 - Bernardo Tellini, Massimo Macucci, Romano Giannetti, G. A. Antonacci:
Conducted and radiated interference measurements in the line-pantograph system. 1661-1664 - Harri Lampinen, Olli Vainio:
An optimization approach to designing OTAs for low-voltage sigma-delta modulators. 1665-1671 - Leopoldo Angrisani, Aldo Baccigalupi, Giovanni D'Angiolo:
Problems with jitter measurement in PDH/SDH-based digital telecommunication systems. 1672-1678 - Paolo Carbone, Emilia Nunzi, Dario Petri:
Sampling criteria for the estimation of multisine signal parameters. 1679-1683 - Consolatina Liguori, Alfredo Paolillo, Antonio Pietrosanto:
An automatic measurement system for the evaluation of carotid intima-media thickness. 1684-1691 - Chung-Ping Young, Michael J. Devaney, Shyh-Chyang Wang:
Universal serial bus enhances virtual instrument-based distributed power monitoring. 1692-1697 - Annamária R. Várkonyi-Kóczy, Márk Fék:
Recursive overcomplete signal representations. 1698-1703 - Niksa Tadic, Desa Gobovic:
A voltage-controlled resistor in CMOS technology using bisection of the voltage range. 1704-1710 - Wendy Van Moer, Yves Rolain, Alain Geens:
Measurement-based nonlinear modeling of spectral regrowth. 1711-1716 - Bruce Denby, Jean-Christophe Prévotet, Patrick Garda, Bertrand Granado, Laurent Barthes, Peter Golé, Jacques Lavergnat, Jean-Yves Delahaye:
Combining signal processing and machine learning techniques for real time measurement of raindrops. 1717-1724 - Sunil R. Das, Chittoor V. Ramamoorthy, Mansour H. Assaf, Emil M. Petriu, Wen-Ben Jone:
Fault tolerance in systems design in VLSI using data compression under constraints of failure probabilities. 1725-1747 - Kenji Nakahira, Tetsuji Kodama, Shin Morita, Shigeru Okuma:
Distance measurement by an ultrasonic system based on a digital polarity correlator. 1748-1752 - Rik Pintelon, Johan Schoukens:
Measurement of frequency response functions using periodic excitations, corrupted by correlated input/output errors. 1753-1760 - Jeff Frolik, Mohamed Abdelrahman, Parameshwaran Kandasamy:
A confidence-based approach to the self-validation, fusion and reconstruction of quasi-redundant sensor data. 1761-1769 - Wei-Qun Shu:
Cramer-Rao bound of laser Doppler anemometer. 1770-1772 - Pasquale Daponte, Gianpaolo Mercurio, Sergio Rapuano:
A wavelet networks-based method for the digital telecommunication system monitoring. 1773-1780 - Lei Wang, Yasunori Fukatsu, Kenzo Watanabe:
Characterization of current-mode CMOS R-2R ladder digital-to-analog converters. 1781-1786 - Hoon-Soo Kang, Young-Gi Kim, Hye-Yeon Jung, Cha-Hwan Oh, Pill-Soo Kim, Ho Seong Lee:
Asymmetry of microwave spectrum in an optically-pumped Cs atomic beam frequency standard. 1787-1790 - Philippe Crama, Johan Schoukens:
Initial estimates of Wiener and Hammerstein systems using multisine excitation. 1791-1795 - Khamies El-Shennawy:
New design criterion for improving the performance of SAW bandpass digital signal processing in communication systems. 1796-1800 - Davide Maschera, Andrea Simoni, Massimo Gottardi, Lorenzo Gonzo, Stefano Gregori, Valentino Liberali, Guido Torelli:
An automatically compensated readout channel for rotary encoder systems. 1801-1807 - Jui-Chu Lee, R. Young, Juin J. Liou, Gregg D. Croft, Joseph C. Bernier:
An improved experimental setup for electrostatic discharge (ESD) measurements based on transmission line pulsing technique. 1808-1814 - Faouzi Derbel:
Modeling fire detector signals by means of system identification techniques. 1815-1821 - Voicu Z. Groza:
High-resolution floating-point ADC. 1822-1829 - Lorenzo Pasquato, Izzet Kale:
Adaptive IIR filter initialization via hybrid FIR/IIR adaptive filter combination. 1830-1835
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