Unjeng Cheng

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1995
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Marvin K. Simon, Unjeng Cheng, Levent Aydin, Andreas Polydoros, Barry K. Levitt:
Hop timing estimation for noncoherent frequency-hopped M-FSK intercept receivers. IEEE Trans. Commun. 43(2/3/4): 1144-1154 (1995)
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Unjeng Cheng, Marvin K. Simon, Andreas Polydoros, Barry K. Levitt:
Statistical models for evaluating the performance of noncoherent slow frequency-hopped M-FSK intercept receivers. IEEE Trans. Commun. 43(2/3/4): 1703-1712 (1995)
1994
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Unjeng Cheng, Marvin K. Simon, Andreas Polydoros, Barry K. Levitt:
Statistical models for evaluating the performance of coherent slow frequency-hopped M-FSK intercept receivers. IEEE Trans. Commun. 42(234): 689-699 (1994)
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Barry K. Levitt, Unjeng Cheng, Andreas Polydoros, Marvin K. Simon:
Optimum detection of slow frequency-hopped signals. IEEE Trans. Commun. 42(234): 1990-2000 (1994)

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