Vol. 62 No. 6 (2005)

Published: 2005-08-05

T 121 SIGNAL TECHNOLOGY

RKHS-Methods at Solving Some Radiophysics Problems

S. Chumachenko, V. I. Hahanov, O. V. Melnikova

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The Reflection of Plane Electromagnetic Wave from Dielectric Slab with Metallic Lattice Inside

J. Ziemelis, T. Solovjova

9-12
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Identification of Pseudo-Random Noise Generator Structure

E. Lossmann, A. Meister, U. Madar

13-15
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T 115 MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY

A Human Classification System for Biometric Parameters

R. Volner, P. Boreš

16-21
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Cooling-Heating Unit for Human Muscles

R. Gudaitis, S. Tamulevičius

22-22
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T 191 HIGH FREQUENCY TECHNOLOGY, MICROWAVES

Properties of the Non-Homogeneous Gutter-Type Systems

T. Burokas, S. Štaras

23-26
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Electrostatic Field of „Wire-to-Cylinder“ Electrode System

S. Žebrauskas, P. Marčiulionis

27-32
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The Automatic Sampling Converter

V. Kvedaras, R. Kvedaras, V. Zaveckas

33-37
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T 171 MICROELECTRONICS

Experimental Investigation of Electric Parameters of Alloy Diodes

A. Marcinkevičius, D. Šalucha, V. Jasonis

38-41
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Modelling of GaAs Charge Sensitive Amplifiers

R. Navickas, V. Barzdėnas

42-47
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The Fault Model of Programmable Logic Block

V. Abraitis, E. Bareiša

48-52
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T 170 ELECTRONICS

Analysis of the CRT Test Patterns Colours

M. Vaitkūnas, A. Dosinas, V. Bartkevičius

53-57
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Intelligent Transportation Systems Efficiency

A. Marma, D. Eidukas, M. Žilys, A. Valinevičius

58-61
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Electronic System Solution Creation Model Efficiency

N. Bagdanavičius, P. Balaišis, I. Barysaitė, A. Besakirskas, G. Janaščius, A. Žickis

62-67
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T 190 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

The Secondary Element Parameters of Linear Induction Motor

E. Matkevičius

68-71
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T 125 AUTOMATION, ROBOTICS

Peculiarity of Hybrid control systems modeling using Petri Nets

R. Kragnys, S. Bartkevičius

72-81
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An Analytical Analysis of a Fiber-Optic Reflective Sensor

V. Kleiza, J. Verkelis

82-82
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T 180 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

On Improvement of WDM Network Reliability

R. Plėštys, A. Šiurkus

83-88
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