Victor P. Nelson

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Published: 1993
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1988
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Charles R. Bisbee, Victor P. Nelson:
Failure dependent bandwidth in shuffle-exchange networks. IEEE Trans. Computers 37(6): 853-858 (1988)
1981
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H. Troy Nagle, Victor P. Nelson:
Digital Filter Implementation on 16-Bit Microcomputers. IEEE Micro 1(1): 23-41 (1981)
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Victor P. Nelson, Hugh L. Fellows:
A Microcomputer-Based Controller for an Amusement Park Ride. IEEE Micro 1(3): 13-22 (1981)
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Suchai Thanawastien, Victor P. Nelson:
Interference Analysis of Shuffle/Exchange Networks. IEEE Trans. Computers 30(8): 545-556 (1981)
1980
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D. V. Satishchandra, Victor P. Nelson:
A Reconfigurable Distributed Digital Filter. RTSS 1980: 90-96

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