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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering"”.

  1. New strategies for low noise, agile PLL frequency synthesis

    … generation. The ultimate goal in any design of frequency synthesisers is to generate precise and stable output frequencies with fast switching and minimal spurious and phase noise. The conflict between high resolution and fast switching leads to two separate integer synthesisers to satisfy …

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  2. A comparison of processing approaches for distributed radar sensing

    … dedicated to these systems as an application of the MIMO concept, well know in communications for increasing the capacity of the channel and improving the overall quality of the connection. However, it is here shown that radar network can take advantage not only from the angular diversity in …

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  3. Bayesian super-resolution with application to radar target recognition

    … recognition using images generated from a group of associated radar systems. Target recognition algorithms require access to a database of previously recorded or synthesized radar images for the targets of interest, or a database of features based on those images. However, the resolution of a new …

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  4. Topological characteristics of IP networks

    Topological analysis of the Internet is needed for developments on network planning, optimal routing algorithms, failure detection measures, and understanding business models. Accurate measurement, inference and modelling techniques are fundamental to Internet topology research. A requirement …

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  5. Multi-impairment and multi-channel optical performance monitoring

    … architectures to meet the increasing bandwidth and service requirements. The benefits of dynamically reconfigurable networks (improved operations, reduced footprint and cost) have introduced new challenges, in particular the need for complex management which has put pressure on the …

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  6. Investigations of sub-systems for dynamic wavelength-routed optical networks

    This thesis describes an investigation of technologies and sub-systems required for physical layer implementation of a range of dynamic wavelength-routed optical networks with a specific focus on acknowledged optical-burst-switching (OBS) architectures where burst lengths are expected to be in the …

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  7. Development and performance evaluation of a multistatic radar system

    Multistatic radar systems are of emerging interest as they can exploit spatial diversity, enabling improved performance and new applications. Their development is being fuelled by advances in enabling technologies in such fields as communications and Digital Signal Processing (DSP). Such systems …

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  8. Autonomous grid scheduling using probabilistic job runtime scheduling

    … future computational services to a range of applications of varying complexity and resource requirements. The thesis focuses on developing a new scheduling model for general-purpose, utility clusters based on the concept of user requested job completion deadlines. In such a system, a user …

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  9. Impulse breakdown characteristics of SF6 and its mixtures in highly non-uniform field gaps

    … in this thesis was undertaken in the Centre for Electrical Power Engineering, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde to study the impulse breakdown characteristics of SF₆ and its mixtures in highly non-uniform field gaps. Of particular interest were the …

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