Table of Contents

• Applications of 7 KHZ-Band Digital Speech Signal at 64 KBPS to ISDN & Non-ISDNTomonori Aoyama, Shoji Shimada, Masahiro Taka, Yuji Inoue. 23-27
• The Impact of the Decisions of Warc-Orb-85 on the Fixed-Satellite ServiceJohn Durkin, David J. Withers. 33-36
• The Effects of Multipath Delay Spread on Timing RecoveryJustin C.-I. Chuang. 55-59
• Flexible-Channel-Assigned High-Capacity Mobile Communication SystemsJun Tajima, Kenji Imamura. 72-77
• Standardization of an European Digital Mobile Radiocommunication SystemWoldemar F. Fuhrmann, Klaus Spindler. 83-89
• Threshold Design for Dynamic RoutingAdrian Segall, Jeffrey M. Jaffe. 90-92
• Store-and-Forward Deadlock Prevention in Packet Networks: A Circulating Token Approach and Performance ConsiderationsJerzy Konorski. 119-123
• Global Distributed Deadlock Detection & Resolution with Finite BuffersIsrael Cidon, Moshe Sidi, Jeffrey M. Jaffe. 124-128
• A New Priority Multi-Channel CSMA/CD ProtocolKin Mun Lye, Chi Chung Ko. 136-140
• Lan Protocols for Digital Voice/Data IntegrationNicolas D. Georganas, E. H. Theo, P. Mui. 145-148
• On Accelerating the Convergence of the LMS AlgorithmDavid W. Lin. 171-175
• Multiprocessor Architecture for Implementing Adaptive Digital FiltersRussell L. Barnes, Sasan H. Ardalan. 180-185
• A Transmission System for ISDN LoopsEphraim Arnon, Wayne Chomik, Mark Elder. 192-200
• Performance of Token-Passing Bus Lan: A Simulation StudyMohammad Ilyas. 201-205
• Performance Advisor: An Analysis Tool for Computer Communication SystemsS. Bhatia, Afshan Ally. 206-211
• Message Delay Distributions in Store-and-Forward Computer NetworksMohammad Ilyas, H. T. Mouftah. 212-216
• A Model for Message Service Time on Playthrough RingsCharles B. Silio Jr.. 217-221
• Genesis: A Graphical Environment for the Modeling and Performance Analysis of Protocols in Multiple Access NetworksJames F. Kurose, Chia Shen. 222-227
• Hybrid Approaches to Network SimulationVictor Frost, K. S. Shanumgan. 228-234
• Analysis and Computer Simulation of Random Pulse RadarsM. Marzouk Ibrahim, S. Ali Mostafa. 235-239
• An EDAC Scheme for Slow Frequency Hopped SystemsAndrew F. Pavelchek, David Manela, Donald L. Schilling. 244-248
• Methods of FH Feature Extraction Using Compressive ReceiversRichard J. Mammone, S. Bajekal. 249-250
• Diversity Combining in Slow Frequency Hopping Systems Subject to JammingR. Viswanathan, R. Nerella. 261-265
• Closed-Form Statistical Analysis for Square Law PN Acquisition Detector Performance in Spread Spectrum SystemsAndreas Polydoros, Chrysostomos L. Nikias. 266-270
• Closed-Form Statistical Analysis for Square Law PN Acquisition. Detector Performance in Spread Spectrum SystemsJung-Hui Chiu, Lin-Shan Lee. 271-275
• PSP/SVP - An Advanced VLSI Programmable Systolic Signal ProcessorHenk A. E. Spaanenburg. 286-287
• A Multiprocessor Configuration for the Adaptive Fast Kalman AlgorithmThomas K. Miller III, Sasan H. Ardalan. 300-305
• Performance of a Multiprocessor-Based Parallel Stack Algorithm Speech EncoderSeshadri Mohan, Srinivasan M. Komandur. 311-315
• ISDN User-Network Interface Layers 2 & 3 Protocols: New Developments After 1984Sadahiko Kano. 341-345
• Impact of ISDN on Networks ConfigurationMasato Suyama, Kazuhiko Okada, Seiichi Nakajima. 397-401
• An Optimal Progressive Transmission & Reconstruction Scheme for Transformed ImagesKou-Hu Tzou, Sharaf E. Elnahas. 413-418
• Architectural Adaptations for Hierarchical Image Processing/TransmissionNikitas A. Alexandridis, Sotirios G. Ziavras, P. D. Tsanakas. 424-428
• Enhancement of 1D Variable-Length DPCM Images Corrupted by Transmission ErrorsKenneth Rose, Arie Heiman. 429-435
• On 1.544 Mb/s and 2.048 Mb/s modems, for CCITT Supergroup DIV and DAVID applicationsAndy D. Kucar, Kamilo Feher. 446-451
• 400 Mb/s 256 QAM Digital Microwave Radio System PerformanceOsamu Kurita, Yoichi Saito, Yasuhisa Nakamura. 452-456
• Predicting the Geographical Distribution of Microwave Fading from Ground-Based Climatological MeasurementsJames A. Schiavone. 462-466
• Comparative Fade Performance of the 49QPRS and 64QAM 90 Mb/s Digital RadiosG. H. Niezgoda, Desmond P. Taylor. 477-481
• High-Speed Digital Switched-Services Network Encompassing the CS-2 Communications Satellite SystemsYoshiaki Shikata, Masato Eguchi, Kimitoshi Funakawa. 492-496
• 30/20 GHz and 6/4 GHz Band Transponder Development for Communications Satellite CS-3Masayoshi Tanaka, Makoto Nakamura, Teruki Okamoto, Hiroyuki Kumazawa. 507-512
• General Purpose TDMA LSI Development for Low Cost Earth StationShuzo Kato, Masahiro Morikura, Masahiro Umehira, Kiyoshi Enomoto, Shuji Kubota. 513-518
• End-to-End Availability of Satellite Communication NetworksJing-Shiang Cheng, Young K. Kim, Kyung Y. Jo. 519-524
• Protocols for Real Time Voice Communications on a Packet Local NetworkStephen Ades, Roy Want, Roger Calnan. 525-530
• A Reference Model for Integrated Local Area NetworksAurel A. Lazar, Mark A. Mays, Kenichi Hori. 531-536
• Data Performance in Burst Switching When the Voice Silence Periods Have a Hyperexponential DistributionPeter O Reilly, Sayeed Ghani. 537-542
• Analysis of Digital Voice Communication Under PollingAhmed E. Kamal, V. Carl Hamacher. 543-549
• A Combined Fixed and Demand Assignment Satellite Multiple Access Protocol for Integrated Circuit and Packet SwitchingHamid Ahmadi, Thomas E. Stern. 550-555
• Specifying and Analyzing Protocols with SPANNERSudhir Aggarwal, Daniel Barbará, Kalman Z. Meth. 556-562
• An Efficient Method to Find Invalid Loops in a Communication Protocol and Its Application to HDLCKaoru Kurosawa, Shigeo Tsujii. 563-567
• Maintenance of the ACCUNET (R) Packet Service NetworkW. K. Pehlert, K. E. Carmichael, Mehmet Ulema. 573-578
• Network Testing for Digital Data NetworksNaoya Watanabe, Ken-ichi Yukimatsu, Toshiaki Doi, Masachika Ishizura, Etsugo Yoneda, Makoto Kawashima, Kazuhiro Hayashi. 588-592
• On the Coexistence of Different CSMA Protocols on the Same NetworkGiovanni V. Guardalben, Mart L. Molle. 603-609
• Analysis of an Integrated Token-Passing and CSMA/CD Ring Network in LAN EnvironmentHiromi Okada, Satoshi Ohno. 615-619
• Tree Algorithms for Random Access Channels in Local Area NetworksShojiro Muro, Yuji Oie, Hiroyuki Kawano, Toshiharu Hasegawa. 620-624
• Design & Performance Evaluation of a Dual-Channel Based Local Area Network (DC-LAN) SystemChin T. Wu, Dhadesugoor R. Vaman. 625-631
• Analysis of Two Protocols for Meteor-Burst CommunicationsLaurence B. Milstein, Donald L. Schilling, George Eichmann, Raymond L. Pickholtz, J. Sellman, S. Davidovici, Andrew F. Pavelchek, A. Schneider. 632-636
• A New Error Control Scheme for Hybrid ARO SystemsSalvatore D. Morgera, Hari Krishna. 637-645
• Efficient Collision Resolution Protocols Through Channel MinislotizationJin-Fu Chang. 646-649
• Signal Processing for Compensation of Nonlinear Communication SystemsV. K. Jain, T. E. McClellan, D. J. Kenneally. 650-654
• Evaluation of Constant-Envelope Signals Degradation Due to Band-Limited FilteringGiuliano Benelli, Vito Cappellini, Enrico Del Re, Romano Fantacci. 662-666
• Identification of Nonminimum Phase Communication Channels Via Parametric Modeling of Third MomentsChrysostomos L. Nikias, Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos. 667-670
• Optimal Two-Stage Detection for Partial Response SignalingA. Grami, Subbarayan Pasupathy. 671-675
• Coding Scheme for Scanned Images of Handwriting and GraphicsCostas S. Xydeas, Murray J. J. Holt. 676-680
• Robust Detection of Signals with Unknown Frequency and PhaseA. H. El-Sawy, M. Marzouk Ibrahim. 681-685
• Quality Assurance for the EWSD-System Part II: Reliability/Software/Field ExperienceErnst J. Feicht. 713-717
• ISDN Adjunct Switch for Existing Central Offices and NEAX61/ISDN Digital Switching SystemsAkihiro Kitamura, Takeshi Kondo, Atsushi Minato, Yoshinori Yoshida, Tatsumi Takabatake, Hisashi Manabe. 744-748
• Implementation of Broadband ISDN with the Siemens Switching System EWSDKarl Anton Lutz. 766-770
• Recent Status and Trends of Fiber-Optic Subscriber Communications Systems in JapanTokuhiro Kitami. 788-792
• Universal Digital Portable Communications: An Applied Research PerspectiveDonald C. Cox, H. W. Arnold, P. T. Porter. 832-836
• A Statistical Model for Indoor Multipath PropagationReinaldo A. Valenzuela, Adel A. M. Saleh. 837-841
• Direct-Sequence Spread Spectrum with DPSK Modulation and Diversity for Indoor Wireless CommunicationsMohsen Kavehrad, Bhaskar Ramamurthi. 858-862
• An Access Procedure for Cellular Frequency Hopped Multiple Access SchemesKuriacose Joseph, Stephen S. Rappaport. 863-867
• Population Estimation for a Multiple Access ChannelThomas G. Robertazzi. 868-872
• The Performance of Multichannel Multihop Packet Radio NetworksNachum Shacham, Peter J. B. King. 873-877
• Local Markov Models for Multihop Packet Radio Networks: CDMAProdip Sen. 878-883
• An Adaptive Multiple Access Strategy for a Channel with Power CaptureMohsen Sarraf, Victor O. K. Li. 889-893
• Performance Measurements of a Data Link ProtocolHemant Kanakia, Fouad A. Tobagi. 894-898
• Design Issues in Metropolitan Area NetworksOliver W. W. Yang, Jon W. Mark. 899-903
• Pre-Emptive Buffering Disciplines for Time-Critical Sensor CommunicationsLoren P. Clare, Izhak Rubin. 904-909
• Network Tranport ServicesR. M. Tam, J. C. Wang. 910-915
• Topological and Architectural Considerations for Pre-ISDN Integration of Data Networks and Fiber Optics Voice Networks for Interlata CarriersKim-Joan Chen, Tsong-Ho Wu, Jerrold F. Stach. 916-922
• Network Design for Survivability: Procedure and Case Study in a Dynamic Network ArchitectureE. Roohy-Laleh, N. Ross. 923-930
• Application of Wavelength Division Multiplexing to Communication Network ArchitecturesMatthew S. Goodman, Haim Kobrinski, K. W. Loh. 931-933
• Multiple Gb/s Fiber-Optic Metropolitan Area NetworkMark W. Garrett, Andres Albanese, John O. Limb. 934-936
• A Multiple IR/RF Wireless Transmission System for Indoor and Outdoor CommunicationsVoula C. Georgopoulos, Chris J. Georgopoulos. 955-959
• Bandwidth-Efficient Modulation and Coding: A Survey of Recent ResultsStephen G. Wilson. 965-969
• Effects of Phase Errors on Trellis Coded PSK SchemesHarry Leib, Subbarayan Pasupathy. 970-974
• On An Improved Differential Detector for Continuous Phase ModulationArne Svensson. 975-981
• Error Performance of Partial Response CPM in the Presence of Adjacent Channel Interference and Gaussian NoiseVijay Varma, Someshwar C. Gupta. 982-986
• Generalization of Hadamard Matrices and a Class of Two-Dimensional Error-Correcting CodesYu-Dong Yao, Shi Xin Cheng. 997-1001
• DSP-Based Non-Coherent Dual Detector Demodulator for Land Mobile Radio ChannelsGary J. Saulnier, William Rafferty. 1008-1012
• On the Design of RF Filters for Advanced Digital Modulation SystemsFulvio Ananasso. 1027-1032
• The Optimal Hard-Limiting Detector for Data Signals in Different Noise EnvironmentsNorman C. Beaulieu, C. Leung. 1033-1037
• Carrier Recovery Techniques Using Synchronous OscillatorsVasil Uzunoglu, Marvin H. White. 1038-1042
• The ISDN Pilot Service in ItalyM. Romagnoli, C. Boreggi, D. Di Pino. 1057-1061
• ISDN Trial and Future Network Evolution in JapanK. Okimi, H. Ishikawa, S. Hashimoto. 1062-1063
• ISDN Protocols and SatellitesD. M. Chitre, A. Sen. 1077-1083
• A Distributed Architecture Line ConcentratorL. Wozich, Andrzej Jajszczyk. 1111-1114
• Advanced Switching Techniques for Future Telecommunication ServicesE. Garetti, Riccardo Melen, F. Perardi. 1129-1133
• Performance Evaluation of Asynchronous Selective Reject AlohaDipankar Raychaudhuri. 1139-1145
• Traffic Model and Performance Analysis for Cellular Mobile Radio Telphone Systems with Prioritized and Non-Prioritized Handoff ProceduresDaehyoung Hong, Stephen S. Rappaport. 1146-1150
• The Digital Cellular SFH 900 SystemJean-Louis Dornstetter, D. Verhulst. 1151-1155
• Optimal Weighted Partial Decision Combining for Faded Channel DiversityA. D. Kot, C. Leung. 1156-1160
• From Specifications to Test Cases: AI in Software QualityDaniel R. Zlatin, Raymond Aubin, Richard D. Peacocke. 1176-1179
• Pulse Shaping in Clock RecoveryUmberto Mengali, Nunzio A. D Andrea, M. Moro. 1194-1198
• Poisson and Neyman Models Applied to Errored Seconds on Digital TransmissionDidier Becam, Patrick Brigant. 1199-1203
• Statistical Distribution of Framing Times in PCM SystemsSi-Ming Pan, David E. Dodds, A. G. Wacker. 1204-1210
• Physical and Transmission Characteristics of Subscriber Loops for ISDN ServicesSyed V. Ahamed, Ram R. P. Singh. 1211-1215
• Intelligent Systems Technology in Network Operations ManagementY. V. Ramana Reddy, Shankar B. Uppuluri. 1220-1224
• Expert Systems in Network Maintenance and ManagementShri K. Goyal, Ralph Worrest. 1225-1229
• A Communication Network Trouble-Shooting Expert SystemB. Faller, P. Kirsch, J. Y. Brossier, A. Fron, G. Garcia. 1238-1240
• Knowledge Based Loop Maintenance Operations: The ACE SystemPaul E. Zeldin, Frederick D. Miller, Elizabeth M. Siegfried, Jon R. Wright. 1241-1243
• ISDN Attendant ConsoleJ. Jaggernauth, D. Swartz, J. Shah, T. Miller. 1247-1249
• An Architecture for Transparent MAN/LAN GatewaysG. De Grandi, Andres Albanese, Mark W. Garrett. 1255-1259
• Voice Transmission Through the Code Division Multiple Access Local Area NetworkJong Rak Lee, Chong Kwan Un. 1260-1264
• Modified Voice Telecommunications and Their Protocol ModelsKatsunori Shimohara, Mitsuhiro Yuito, Yukio Tokunaga. 1274-1279
• A Motion Vector Detector for MUSE EncoderHiroshi Sue, Fumio Sugiyama, Yuichi Ninomiya, Shuji Hirakawa. 1280-1284
• Image Data Compression with Vector Quantization in the Transform DomainA. A. Abdelwahab, Subhash C. Kwatra. 1285-1289
• Variable-rate ADM with Efficient Residual Coding for Packet Voice TransmissionDong-Ho Cho, Chong Kwan Un. 1290-1294
• 16 kbit/s APC/AB Coder Using a Single Chip Digital Signal ProcessorYasuhiko Tada, Masahiro Taka, Kouichi Honma. 1295-1299
• A 32 kb/s ADPCM Codec Single-Chip LSI Based on CCITT s G.721 StandardMakoto Nakamura, Hideo Suzuki, Takashi Kamitake, Masahiko Ohnishi, Tsunetaro Saki, Takashi Totoki, Hitoshi Tsuchihashi. 1300-1304
• Speech Compression for Storage & Transmission Using Silence DeletionCheong K. Gan, Robert W. Donaldson. 1310-1317
• Synergies Between ISDH PH and PSPDNsM. Chu, Mehmet Unsoy, Abdul Khawar. 1331-1336
• Evolution of the Databpac Network Towards ISDNGary Shechtman, Anthony Lavia. 1337-1341
• Near-Toll Quality Digital Speech Transmission in the Mobile Satellite ServiceS. A. Townes, Dariush Divsalar. 1373-1377
• Aircraft Earth Station for Experimental Mobile Satellite SystemS. Ohmori, Yoshihiro Hase, K. Kosaka, M. Tanaka. 1392-1395
• The Implementation and Performance of Narrowband Modulation Techniques for Mobile Satellite ApplicationsJohn H. Lodge, Daniel Boudreau. 1402-1408
• Combined Coding and Delay-Throughout Analysis for Fading Channels of Mobile Satellite CommunicationsCharles C. Wang, Tsun-Yee Yan. 1409-1414
• Piloting the Office Document ArchitectureIan R. Campbell-Grant. 1419-1423
• File Request Transparency Between Heterogeneous SystemsJoshua S. Auerbach. 1429-1433
• A Retrospective of R: A Distributed Database Management SystemBruce G. Lindsay. 1434-1438
• Highly Available CommunicationAllan D. Griefer, Houtan Aghili, Ruth Kistler, H. Raymond Strong. 1439-1443
• Experience with Interprocess Communication in the Distributed Operating System, Team ShoshinDonald Acton, Huay-Yong Wang, Son T. Vuong. 1444-1448
• Digital Radio Performance When The Transmitter Spectral Shaping Follows The Power AmplifierLarry J. Greenstein, Silvano Pupolin. 1449-1454
• Adaptive Matched Filter and Its Significance to Anti-Multipath FadingKojiro Watanabe. 1455-1459
• Full Digital Adaptive Equalization of Multilevel-QAM-Digital Radio SystemsBaccio Baccetti, Gaudenzio Filiberti, Sandro Bellini, Guido Tartara. 1466-1471
• Advanced Adaptive Equalization of Multilevel-QAM-Digital Radio SystemsGeorg Sebald, B. Lankl, Josef A. Nossek. 1472-1476
• A Stepped Square 256QAM for Digital Radio SystemToshihiko Ryu, Junichi Uchibori, Yasuharu Yoshida. 1477-1481
• 6GHz 140Mbps Digital Radio Repeater with 256QAM ModulationYasuharu Yoshida, Masato Tahara, Toshihiko Ryu. 1482-1486
• Videotex Terminal Based On Personal ComputerKazuhisa Yanaka, Yukio Kobayashi, Takeshi Matsuoka. 1499-1503
• Intelligent Communication Terminal for Integrating Voice Data and Video SignalsSetsuo Tsuruta, K. Mitsuhashi, M. Mera, K. Niwa. 1509-1513
• Document Editing and Entry Based on the Office Document Architecture Standard ECMA 101Wolfgang Horak, Günther Krönert. 1520-1524
• A High Speed Thermal Printing Facsimile System Using G4 Coding SchemeKoozoo Nakamura, Nagaharu Hamada, Masaharu Tadauchi, Yasuyuki Kojima, Keisuke Nakasima, Kunihiro Sakata, Wataru Kosuge. 1525-1529
• 1.7 Gb/s Lightware Transmission Field ExperimentS. Lumish, D. A. Fishman, N. M. Denkin, R. R. Schulz, S. Y. Chai, K. Ogawa, F. T. Stone. 1530-1533
• Transmission Performance Monitoring of the AT & T FT Series G Lightguide SystemKathleen A. Tse, Donald E. Smith. 1534-1537
• Gigabit/s Optical Fiber Transmission Systems - Today and TomorrowTakeshi Itoh, Sadakuni Shimada, Kiyoshi Nakagawa. 1538-1542
• Trends in Gbit/s Optical Fibre System Developments in the United KingdomI. W. Stanley, R. C. Hooper, D. W. Smith. 1558-1567
• Systems Control in an Integrated NetworkBenjamin J. Leon. 1578-1580
• Centralized Management and Control Architecture for the Defense Commercial Telecommunications NetworkDouglas N. Zuckerman, S. Cetti, J. D. Hubbard. 1584-1586
• On Quaternary DPSK Error Rates Due to Noise and InterferencesTjeng Thiang Tjhung, Kin Mun Lye. 1587-1591
• Performance of Trellis Codes for a Class of Equalized HF ChannelsL.-N. Wong, Peter J. McLane. 1597-1601
• Multiple Subcarrier Tradeoff Studies for High-Speed Signaling Over a Bandlimited Telephone ChannelRonald C. Houts, Oktay Alkin. 1602-1606
• Performance of Kalman Decision-Feedback Equalization in HF Radio ModemsRussell J. Tront, James K. Cavers, Mabo Robert Ito. 1617-1621
• Modeling and Equalization of Nonlinear Bandlimited Satellite ChannelsK. Konstantinides, K. Yao. 1622-1626
• A New Reprsentation of Trellis CodesM. Fattouche, Subbarayan Pasupathy. 1641-1645
• Circuit Design and Transmission Performance for ISDN Basic InterfaceYasuyuki Okumura, Takashi Yamamoto, Masashi Kuribayashi. 1651-1655
• A Decision Feedback Equalizer for ISDN Subscriber Loop TransmissionAkihiko Sugiyama, Akira Kanemasa, Shin ichi Koike. 1661-1665
• Digital Signal Processing for a MMS43 Transceiver for the ISDN Customer AccessH. Schenk, G. Schollmeier. 1666-1669
• A Processor VLSI for Multiplexing and Circuit Termination Functions - MUX ProcessorK. Murano, Hideo Kuwahara, T. Watanabe, K. Ohta, H. Gambe, T. Gotohda, H. Takaoka. 1674-1678
• VLSI Design Considerations Regarding LAP-D HandlerYoshinori Yoshida, Kazuo Tuzuki, Susumu Iwasaki, Hidefumi Kurokawa, Toshio Ishizuka, Hidenori Hisamatsu. 1679-1683
• New Items in Optical Cables and Systems Standardization Within CCITTUmberto Rossi. 1697-1700
• Synchronous Composite Packet Switching for Broadband ISDNHiroki Niwa, Hiroshi Suzuki, Shin-ichiro Hayano, Takao Takeuchi, Takehiko Yamaguchi. 1715-1719
• The Relationship Between Starlite, A Wideband Digital Switch and OpticsAlan Huang. 1725-1729
• Co-Channel Interference in a Cellular Rural Radio Telephone SystemI. C. Lawson, John Ellershaw. 1740-1747
• SR500 - A Point-to-Multipoint Digital Radio SystemTho Le-Ngoc. 1748-1752
• An Adaptive Frequency and Phase Compensation Technique for Fast Recovery SystemsTho Le-Ngoc. 1753-1757
• Performance Signatures for Dual-Polarized Transmission and Cross-Polarization Interference Cancellation of M-QAM Signals Over Fading Multipath ChannelsCurtis A. Siller, Mohsen Kavehrad. 1764-1768
• On-Line Measurement of Transmission Distortion in a Digital Radio ChannelGlenn E. Prescott, Joseph L. Hammond, David R. Hertling. 1769-1773
• Multi-Dimensional Soft-Decision Unique Word DetectionTadashi Fujino, Ken-ichi Fujiwara. 1781-1786
• Bandwidth Compressive 16-State SQAM Modems Through Saturated AmplifiersJong-Soo Seo, Kamilo Feher. 1787-1791
• OdB Eb/No Burst Mode SCPC Modem with High Coding Gain FECJunji Namiki, Susumu Ohtani, Yutaka Yasuda. 1792-1796
• I-Bit Differential Detection of GMSK with Data-Aided Phase ControlAbbas Yongaçoglu, Dimitrios Makrakis, Kamilo Feher. 1809-1813
• A Design Approach for On-Board ModemsT. Ishizu, Y. Kazekami, H. Sawada. 1814-1820
• Priority Virtual Time CSMAJames S. Meditch, D. H.-L. Yin. 1821-1826
• Queueing Performance of Demand-Assigned Multi-Access Communication Systems Under Bursty Traffic ConditionsIzhak Rubin, Moshe Zukerman. 1827-1832
• Performance Comparison of Acknowledgement Protocols for Multihop Code Division Multiple Access NetworksVictor O. K. Li, Szu-Lin Su. 1833-1838
• The Effect of Acknowledgements on the Performance of Distributed Spread Spectrum Packet Radio NetworksSamuel S. Lee, John A. Silvester. 1839-1846
• Scheduling Algorithms for Videotex Systems Under Broadcast DeliveryH. D. Dykeman, Mostafa H. Ammar, J. W. Wong. 1847-1851
• Delay Analysis of Window Controlled Network with Finite Input BufferMiki Yamamoto, Hikaru Nakanishi, Hidehiko Sanada, Yoshikazu Tezuka, Ichiro Akiyoshi. 1852-1857
• A Numerical Approach to the Analysis of Interacting QueuesAnthony Ephremides, A. Nakasis. 1858-1862
• On the Stochastic Structure of Asynchronous CSMA Protocols Applied to Liner (Bus-Like) NetworksK. Sohraby, Mart L. Molle, Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos. 1863-1867
• Estimation and Optimum Source Coding of Noisy SourcesThomas R. Fischer, Jerry D. Gibson. 1868-1872
• Utilization of Correlation in Low Rate DPCM Systems for Channel Error ProtectionKhalid Sayood, Jay C. Borkenhagen. 1888-1892
• An Adaptive Array with Steering Vector and Reference SignalYoung J. Hong, Donald R. Ucci, Chien-Chung Yeh. 1902-1906
• Combined Quadrature Amplitude Modulation and Convolutional Codes for Cross-Coupled Multidimensional ChannelsMohsen Kavehrad, Peter J. McLane, Carl-Erik W. Sundberg. 1907-1912
• Fequency-Domain Adaptive Filter with an Efficient Window FunctionP. C. W. Sommen. 1927-1931