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... shown in Fig . 2. If we choose n = 0-5 curves and pair them as above , we can employ Eq . ( 21 ) and plot the resulting nomograph as shown in Fig . 3. The six different TBC filters have the same asymptotic slope ( d log | H | / d log w ...
... shown in Fig . 2. If we choose n = 0-5 curves and pair them as above , we can employ Eq . ( 21 ) and plot the resulting nomograph as shown in Fig . 3. The six different TBC filters have the same asymptotic slope ( d log | H | / d log w ...
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... shown in Fig . 6a . The five root loci are almost horizontal so the imaginary part of the poles are almost constant . The resulting gain nomograph is shown in Fig . 6b . The intermediate filters occur for m = 1 / 2 . Comparing the TBC ...
... shown in Fig . 6a . The five root loci are almost horizontal so the imaginary part of the poles are almost constant . The resulting gain nomograph is shown in Fig . 6b . The intermediate filters occur for m = 1 / 2 . Comparing the TBC ...
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... shown in Fig . 3 ( a ) . Next , we consider the case where h is the unknown channel shown in Fig . 2. The corresponding MSE , obtained performing the 100 Monte Carlo runs under the same conditions with those of Fig . 3 ( a ) , is shown in ...
... shown in Fig . 3 ( a ) . Next , we consider the case where h is the unknown channel shown in Fig . 2. The corresponding MSE , obtained performing the 100 Monte Carlo runs under the same conditions with those of Fig . 3 ( a ) , is shown in ...
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