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1989
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Mike Sablatash, Kenneth W. Moreland:
Extraction of teletext channel information from measured complex and in-phase impulse responses at baseband and their significance. IEEE Trans. Commun. 37(2): 110-118 (1989)
1987
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Michael Sablatash, Robert K. Tiedemann, Kenneth W. Moreland:
A Multipath RF Propagation Model for Computer Simulation of Complex Impulse Responses of Broadcast Teletext Channels. IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun. 5(2): 286-298 (1987)
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Michael Sablatash, Kenneth W. Moreland, Robert K. Tiedemann:
Modeling Broadcast Teletext Systems for Analysis and Computer Simulation Studies. IEEE Trans. Commun. 35(10): 991-1004 (1987)
1983
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Kenneth W. Moreland, Robert J. Inkol:
An effective implementation of a time delay estimator for source location. ICASSP 1983: 915-918

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