Michael Scholles

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Published: 1993
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2009
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Sergio Guillen Servent, Michal Duzynski, Michael Scholles, Petra Nauber, Uwe Schelinski:
Cycle time synchronization among IEEE 1394 clusters via UWB over coaxial cable for HANA and AV/C consumer digital multimedia networks. IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron. 55(2): 535-540 (2009)
2008
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Sergio Guillen Servent, Michal Duzynski, Petra Nauber, Michael Scholles, Uwe Schelinski:
Novel bridge for networking IEEE 1394 clusters via UWB over coaxial cable for HANA & AV/C digital multimedia networks. IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron. 54(2): 507-512 (2008)
2005
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Michael Scholles, Uwe Schelinski, Petra Nauber:
IEEE 1394 for Factory Automation. The Industrial Information Technology Handbook 2005: 1-12
2001
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Michael Scholles, Klaus Frommhagen, Ljudmila Kleinmann, Petra Nauber, Uwe Schelinski:
IEEE 1394 "FireWire" system design for industrial and factory automation applications. ETFA (2) 2001: 627-630

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