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ORCIDIEEE Journal of Selected Areas in Communications, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, January 1983
- Adam Lender:
Editorial Notes. 1 - Kamilo Feher, Larry J. Greenstein, Didier Lombard, Louis Pollack:
Digital Satellite Communications Guest Editorial. 2-4 - Dayamoy Chakraborty, Chester J. Wolejsza:
A Survey of Modem Design and Performance in Digital Satellite Communications. 5-20 - Israel Korn, Bernie Seth:
Adjacent-Channel and Quadrature-Channel Interference in Minimum Shift Keying. 21-28 - Patrick Vandamme, Tho Le-Ngoc, Kamilo Feher:
Performance of IJF-OQPSK and Partial Response (PR) IJF-OQPSK Modems in a Nonlinearly Amplified and Adjacent-Channel Interference Satellite Environment. 29-38 - Gunkichi Satoh, Toshio Mizuno:
Impact of a New TWTA Linearizer Upon QPSK/TDMA Transmission Performance. 39-45 - Henry Girard, Kamilo Feher:
A New Baseband Linearizer for More Efficient Utilization of Earth Station Amplifiers Used for QPSK Transmission. 46-56 - Sergio Benedetto, Ezio Biglieri:
Nonlinear Equalization of Digital Satellite Channels. 57-62 - Valentino Castellani, Michele Elia, Letizia Lo Presti, Mario Pent:
Performance Analysis of a DCPSK Up-Link for a Regenerative Satellite Repeater. 63-73 - Shuichi Samejima, Kyoshi Enomoto, Yoshio Watanabe:
Differential PSK System with Nonredundant Error Correction. 74-81 - Jean C. Imbeaux:
Performances of the Delay-Line Multiplier Circuit for Clock and Carrier Synchronization in Digital Satellite Communications. 82-95 - Tadashi Fujino, Yoshiaki Umeda:
Effects of Jitter and Cycle Slipping of Phase Reference Upon Unique Word Missed Detection in QPSK Systems. 95-102 - James E. Lee:
Symbiosis Between a Terrestrial-Based Integrated Services Digital Network and a Digital Satellite Network. 103-109 - R. Lunayach, E. Knick, G. Kowalski:
User Capacity of a Demand-Assigned Satellite Communication System with a Hybrid TD/FDMA Up-Link and a TDM Down-Link. 110-117 - Shuichi Samejima, Takeo Inoue, Kenichi Kagoshima, Masayoshi Inoue, Mikio Suzuki:
One-Way Multiaddress Satellite Data Communication System. 118-125 - King-Tim Ko
, Bruce R. Davis:
A Space-Division Multiple-Access Protocol for Spot-Beam Antenna and Satellite-Switched Communication Network. 126-132 - Anthony S. Acampora:
The Use of Resource Sharing and Coding to Increase the Capacity of Digital Satellites. 133-142 - Yoshio Watanabe, Kenji Kohiyama, Masayoshi Inoue, Sakae Okubo, Mitsuji Matsumoto, Iwao Takaki:
An Experiment in Integrated Digital Satellite Communications. 143-152 - Tatsuya Suda, Hideo Miyahara, Toshiharu Hasegawa:
Performance Evaluation of an Integrated Access Scheme in a Satellite Communication Channel. 153-164 - Benjamin A. Pontano, Jack I. Dicks, Roger J. Colby, Gianpiero Forcina, John F. Phiel Jr.:
The INTELSAT TDMA/DSI System. 165-173 - S. Joseph Campanella, Roger J. Colby:
Network Control for Multibeam TDMA and SS/TDMA. 174-187 - Kazunori Inagaki, Yasuo Hirata, Fumio Takahata, Akira Ogawa, Kunihiko Niwa:
International Connection of Plesiochronous Networks via TDMA Satellite Link. 188-198 - John B. Minkoff:
SS/TDMA Steady-State Synchronization: Analysis and Operation During Deep Signal Fades. 199-207 - Thomas Inukai, S. Joseph Campanella:
Optimal On-Board Clock Control. 208-213 - J. Malcolm Keelty, Steve Hatzigeorgiou:
Alternate Architectures and Technologies for INTELSAT Type DSI Design. 214-222 - François T. Assal, Ramesh K. Gupta, Khodadad Betaharon, Amir I. Zaghloul, Joseph H. Apple:
A Wide-Band Satellite Microwave Switch Matrix for SS/TDMA Communications. 223-231
Volume 1, Number 2, February 1983
- William H. Ninke:
Guest Editorial: Interactive Picture Information Systems Where From? Where To? 237-244 - Geoff Childs:
United Kingdom Videotex Service and the European Unified Videotex Standard. 245-249 - Bernhard Marti:
Towards Text Communication Services. 250-253 - Ralph A. von Vignau:
Bildschirmtext and the CEPT Videotex System. 254-259 - C. Douglas O'Brien, Herbert G. Bown:
A Perpective on the Development of Videotex in North America. 260-266 - Joe D. Wetherington:
The Story of PLP. 267-277 - Hirohito Nakajima, Toshiaki Watanabe:
Advanced CAPTAIN System and an Approach to Commercial Service. 278-285 - M. L. Ellis, G. W. Gates, J. M. Smith, G. L. Peckham, H. P. Gray:
INDAX: An Operational Interactive Cabletext System. 285-294 - Henning Wilkens, Peter Guenther, Fritz Kiel, Franz Kraus, Peter K. Mahnkopf:
Interactive Broad-Band Dialogue Systems in the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). 295-303 - Gordon B. Thompson:
Visual Literacy and the Time-Varying Icon. 304-305 - Philip Meyer:
Videotex as a Marketing Problem. 306-308 - Robert W. Lucky:
Guest Editorial: Experimental Telecommunications Services and Terminals. 309 - David W. Hagelbarger, Robert V. Anderson, Peter S. Kubik:
Experiments with Teleterminals. 310-315 - Richard A. Thompson:
Accessing Experimental Telecommunications Services. 316-321 - Glenn David Bergland:
An Experimental Telecommunications Test Bed. 322-326 - Richard N. Klapman:
Enhanced Communications in an Executive Office. 327-332 - Robert B. Allen:
Cognitive Factors in the Use of Menus and Trees: An Experiment. 333-336 - Richard A. Thompson:
User's Perceptions with Experimental Services and Terminals. 337-342 - Deborah L. Caswell, Ronald D. Gordon:
An Editor for Hierarchically Organized Menus. 343-345 - William M. Schell:
Control Software for an Experimental Teleterminal. 346-349
Volume 1, Number 3, April 1983
- Stewart D. Personick, Michael K. Barnoski, Delon C. Hanson, Peter Kaiser, John E. Midwinter, Sadakuni Shimada:
Foreword: Fiber Optic Systems. 353-355 - Tingye Li:
Advances in Optical Fiber Communications: An Historical Perspective. 356-372 - Stewart D. Personick:
Review of Fundamentals of Optical Fiber Systems. 373-380 - John E. Midwinter:
First-Generation Trunk Transmission Systems: Capabilities and Limitations. 381-386 - Kiyoshi Nakagawa:
Second-Generation Trunk Transmission Technology. 387-393 - J. Cook, O. Szentesi:
North American Field Trials and Early Applications in Telephony. 393-397 - Agostino Moncalvo, Federico Tosco:
European Field Trials and Early Applications in Telephony. 398-403 - Hideki Ishio:
Japanese Field Trails and Applications in Telephony. 404-412 - J. R. Stauffer:
FT3C-A Lightwave System for Metropolitan and Intercity Applications. 413-419 - Gregers E. Mogensen:
An Overview of Broad-Band Systems-Applications and Tradeoffs. 420-427 - Kenjiro Sakurai, Koichi Asatani:
A Review of Broad-Band Fiber System Activity in Japan. 428-435 - Jürgen Kanzow:
BIGFON: Preparation for the Use of Optical Fiber Technology in the Local Network of the Deutsche Bundespost. 436-439 - Keith Y. Chang, Elmar H. Hara:
Fiber-Optic Broad-Band Integrated Distribution-Elie and Beyond. 439-444 - Kenneth D. Fitchew:
Technology Requirements for Optical Fiber Submarine Systems. 445-453 - R. Williamson, M. Chown:
The NL1 Submarine System. 454-458 - Peter K. Runge, Patrick R. Trischitta:
The SL Undersea Lightguide System. 459-466 - Yasuhiko Niiro:
Optical Fiber Submarine Cable System Development at KDD. 467-478 - David R. Porter, Philip R. Couch, Jean W. Schelin:
A High-Speed Fiber Optic Data Bus for Local Data Communications. 479-488 - N. Lee Rhodes:
Interaction of Network Design and Fiber Optic Component Design in Local Area Networks. 489-492 - Chong-Wei Tseng, Bor-Uei Chen:
D-Net, A New Scheme for High Data Rate Optical Local Area Networks. 493-499 - Henry F. Taylor:
Technology and Design Considerations for a Very-High-Speed Fiber-Optic Data Bus. 500-507 - Hiroo Yonezu, Shoji Katayama, Nobuhiko Fujine, Isamu Sakuma, Katsuhiko Nishida:
Reliability of Light Emitters and Detectors for Optical Fiber Communication Systems. 508-514 - David W. Smith, Michael R. Matthews:
Laser Transmitter Design for Optical Fiber Systems. 515-523 - Kinichiro Ogawa:
Considerations for Optical Receiver Design. 524-532 - Calvin M. Miller:
Optical Fiber Cables and Splices. 533-540 - Otto I. Szentesi:
Field Experience with Fiber-Optic Cable Installation, Splicing, Reliability, and Maintenance. 541-546 - Ikutaro Kobayashi:
Test Instruments for Fiber Transmission Systems. 547-554 - Peter B. Lyons, Stewart D. Personick, Gary A. Hayward:
Applications of Optical Fibers to Analog Telemetry Delay Lines and Sensing Systems. 555-561 - Shi-Kay Yao, Charles K. Asawa:
Fiber Optical Intensity Sensors. 562-575
Volume 1, Number 4, September 1983
- Rodger E. Ziemer, William H. Tranter, Carl R. Ryan:
Foreword: Millimeter Wave Communications Systems. 577-579 - Joseph N. Sivo:
Advanced Communications Satellite Systems. 580-588 - Michael Horstein:
An Integrated Design Approach to 30/20 GHz Trunking Systems. 589-599 - Takeo Inoue, Shigeo Nakajima, Tatsuro Masamura, Toshiyuki Kaitsuka, Kohei Satoh:
30/20 GHz Band SCPC Satellite Communication Using Small Earth Stations. 600-608 - Shuichi Shindo, Osamu Kurita, Yasuhisa Nakamura, Heiichi Yamamoto:
Radio Local Distribution System for High-Speed Digital Communications. 609-615 - Holger Meinel, Alfred Plattner, G. Reinhold:
A 40 GHz Railway Communication System. 615-622 - Philippe Dupuis, Sylvain Meyer, Michel Goloubkoff, Jean Jerome Guena:
Millimeter Wave Subscriber Loops. 623-632 - Robert B. Dybdal:
Millimeter Wave Antenna Technology. 633-644 - Hideki Mizuno, Haruhiko Kato:
30 GHz Band Low Noise Receiver for 30/20 GHz Single-Conversion Transponder. 645-653 - Tsutomu Noguchi, Yoichi Aono, Kenzi Watanabe, Shozaburo Kameda:
A 20 GHz Band 0.5 W GaAs FET Amplifier for Satellite Communications. 654-657 - M. Hata, Shigeyuki Doi:
Propagation Tests for 23 GHz and 40 GHz. 658-673 - Yoshiaki Suzuki, Masaaki Shimada, Hitoshi Mineno, Takashi Shinozuka, Hiroshi Kuroiwa, Hideyuki Inomata:
TDMA Site Diversity Switching Experiments with Japanese CS. 674-680 - Osamu Sasaki, Isamu Nagamune:
Route Diversity Effect on 20 GHz Band Radio Relay Links. 680-685 - John J. Fratamico, Philip L. Bogler, Jeffrey H. Shapiro:
Adaptive Diversity Combining for Improved Millimeter Wave Communication through Rain. 686-694
Volume 1, Number 5, November 1983
- Karl Kümmerle, Barton W. Stuck, Fouad A. Tobagi:
Foreword: Introduction and Issue Overview. 697-701 - Ronald V. Schmidt, Eric G. Rawson, Robert E. Norton, Stephen B. Jackson, Douglas Bailey:
Fibernet II: A Fiber Optic Ethernet. 702-711 - E. Stewart Lee, Peter I. P. Boulton:
The Principles and Performance of Hubnet: A 50 Mbit/s Glass Fiber Local Area Network. 711-720 - Heinz J. Keller, Heinrich Meyr, Hans R. Müller:
Transmission Design Criteria for a Synchronous Token Ring. 721-733 - Dale Taylor, David L. Oster, Larry Green:
VLSI Node Processor Architecture for Ethernet. 733-739 - Richard C. S. Morling, Gerald D. Cain, Giovanni Neri, Marco Longhi Gelati, Pierantonio Natali:
Design of a High-Speed Word-Switched Transport Station. 740-750 - Sudhur Ahuja:
S/NET: A High-Speed Interconnect for Multiple Computers. 751-756 - Werner Bux, Felix Closs, Karl Kümmerle, Heinz J. Keller, Hans R. Müller:
Architecture and Design of a Reliable Token-Ring Network. 756-765 - Daniel E. Huber, Walter Steinlin, Peter J. Wild:
SILK: An Implementation of a Buffer Insertion Ring. 766-774 - Andrew Hopper, Robin Williamson:
Design and Use of an Integrated Cambridge Ring. 775-784 - Thomas L. Phinney, George D. Jelatis:
Error Handling in the IEEE 802 Token-Passing Bus LAN. 784-789 - S. Rahimi, George Jelatis:
LAN Protocol Validation and Evaluation. 790-802 - Alexander G. Fraser:
Towards a Universal Data Transport System. 803-816 - Terrence Patrick McGarty, Gerald J. Clancy Jr.:
Cable-Based Metro Area Networks. 816-831 - Gregory Ennis, Peter Filice:
Overview of a Broad-Band Local Area Network Protocol Architecture. 832-841 - Paul J. Leach, Paul H. Levine, Bryan P. Douros, James A. Hamilton, David L. Nelson, Bernard L. Stumpf:
The Architecture of an Integrated Local Network. 842-857 - G. Ellis, S. Dillon, S. Stritter, J. Whitnell:
Experiences with a Layered Approach to Local Area Network Design. 857-868 - Wikhard M. Kiesel, Paul J. Kuehn:
A New CSMA-CD Protocol for Local Area Networks with Dynamic Priorities and Low Collision Probability. 869-876 - Akihiro Takagi, Shinichi Yamada, Shohei Sugawara:
CSMA/CD with Deterministic Contention Resolution. 877-884 - Marco Ajmone Marsan, Daniele Roffinella:
Multichannel Local Area Network Protocols. 885-897 - Fouad A. Tobagi, Flaminio Borgonovo, Luigi Fratta:
Expressnet: A High-Performance Integrated-Services Local Area Network. 898-913 - Fouad A. Tobagi, Michael Fine:
Performance of Unidirectional Broadcast Local Area Networks: Expressnet and Fasnet. 913-926 - John O. Limb, Luis E. Flamm:
A Distributed Local Area Network Packet Protocol for Combined Voice and Data Transmission. 926-934 - Luís F. M. de Moraes, Izhak Rubin:
Message Delay Analysis for Polling and Token Multiple-Access Schemes for Local Communication Networks. 935-947 - Ed Arthurs, Greg Chesson, Bart W. Stuck:
Theoretical Performance Analysis of Sliding Window Flow Control. 947-959
Volume 1, Number 6, December 1983
- Maurizio Decina, D. Vlack:
Foreword: Voice by the Packet? 961-962 - Clifford J. Weinstein, James W. Forgie:
Experience with Speech Communication in Packet Networks. 963-980 - John G. Gruber, Nguyen H. Le:
Performance Requirements for Integrated Voice/Data Networks. 981-1005 - William L. Hoberecht:
A Layered Network Protocol for Packet Voice and Data Integration. 1006-1013 - Yih-Chyun Jenq:
Performance Analysis of a Packet Switch Based on Single-Buffered Banyan Network. 1014-1021 - Warren A. Montgomery:
Techniques for Packet Voice Synchronization. 1022-1028 - Giulo Barberis, Mario Calabrese, Livio Lambarelli, Daniele Roffinella:
Coded Speech in Packet-Switched Networks: Models and Experiments. 1028-1038 - Hiromi Ueda, Ikuo Tokizawa, Tomonori Aoyama:
Evaluation of an Experimental Packetized Speech and Data Transmission System. 1039-1045 - Jeffrey M. Musser, Then Tang Liu, Liang Li, George J. Boggs:
A Local Area Network as a Telephone Local Subscriber Loop. 1046-1054 - Ahmed K. Elhakeem, Roshdy H. M. Hafez, Samy A. Mahmoud:
Spread-Spectrum Access to Mixed Voice-Data Local Area Networks. 1054-1069 - John DeTreville, W. David Sincoskie:
A Distributed Experimental Communications System. 1070-1075 - Gilbert Falk, Stephen J. Groff, Walter C. Milliken, Marian Nodine, Steven H. Blumenthal, Winston Edmond:
Integration of Voice and Data in the Wideband Packet Satellite Network. 1076-1083 - Nachum Shacham, Earl J. Craighill, Andrew A. Poggio:
Speech Transport in Packet-Radio Networks with Mobile Nodes. 1084-1097 - Samy A. Mahmoud, Wai-Yip Chan, J. Spruce Riordon, Salah E. Aidarous:
An Integrated Voice/Data System for VHF/UHF Mobile Radio. 1098-1111 - Edward Arthurs, Barton W. Stuck:
Traffic Analysis Tools for Integrated Digital Time-Division Link Level Multiplexing of Synchronous and Asynchronous Message Streams. 1112-1123 - Kotikalapudi Sriram, Pramod K. Varshney, J. George Shanthikumar:
Discrete-Time Analysis of Integrated Voice/Data Multiplexers With and Without Speech Activity Detectors. 1124-1132 - Byung Kim:
Characterization of Arrival Statistics of Multiplexed Voice Packets. 1133-1139
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