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Goldhirsh, J., Musiani, B.H., Vogel, W.J. (1997) Cumulative fade distributions and frequency scaling techniques at 20 GHz from the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite and at 12 GHz from the digital satellite system. Proceedings of the IEEE, 85. 910-916 doi:10.1109/5.598413

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TitleCumulative fade distributions and frequency scaling techniques at 20 GHz from the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite and at 12 GHz from the digital satellite system
JournalProceedings of the IEEE
AuthorsGoldhirsh, J.Author
Musiani, B.H.Author
Vogel, W.J.Author
Year1997 (June)Volume85
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
DOIdoi:10.1109/5.598413Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGoldhirsh, J., Musiani, B.H., Vogel, W.J. (1997) Cumulative fade distributions and frequency scaling techniques at 20 GHz from the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite and at 12 GHz from the digital satellite system. Proceedings of the IEEE, 85. 910-916 doi:10.1109/5.598413
Plain TextGoldhirsh, J., Musiani, B.H., Vogel, W.J. (1997) Cumulative fade distributions and frequency scaling techniques at 20 GHz from the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite and at 12 GHz from the digital satellite system. Proceedings of the IEEE, 85. 910-916 doi:10.1109/5.598413
In(1997) Proceedings of the IEEE Vol. 85. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

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