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Methods of protection of tone rail circuits from influence of pulse interference

K. V. Goncharov    

Resumen

In paper the various methods for suppressing pulse interference have been analyzed, the features of their application in the track receivers of tone rail circuits have been investigated. Simulation results showed a high noise immunity of the system «broadband filter ? limiter ? correlator». 

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pp. 191 - 196
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INFRAESTRUCTURA
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