Signal optimization is affected during radio links between a transmitter and a receiver located in adjacent material media with differing optical densities. The optimization is carried out via the automated control theory method. The radio signal obtained after the optimization is coordinated with the two media's electrical characteristics simultaneously; and this enables low power and small antenna of the transmitter, on the one hand, and low sensitivity of the receiver, on the other.
Detchev, D. D. (2000). Signal Optimization During Radio Links Between a Transmitter and a Receiver Located in Adjacent Material Media with Differing Optical Densities (TECHNICAL NOTE). International Journal of Engineering, 13(3), 87-89.
MLA
D. D. Detchev. "Signal Optimization During Radio Links Between a Transmitter and a Receiver Located in Adjacent Material Media with Differing Optical Densities (TECHNICAL NOTE)". International Journal of Engineering, 13, 3, 2000, 87-89.
HARVARD
Detchev, D. D. (2000). 'Signal Optimization During Radio Links Between a Transmitter and a Receiver Located in Adjacent Material Media with Differing Optical Densities (TECHNICAL NOTE)', International Journal of Engineering, 13(3), pp. 87-89.
VANCOUVER
Detchev, D. D. Signal Optimization During Radio Links Between a Transmitter and a Receiver Located in Adjacent Material Media with Differing Optical Densities (TECHNICAL NOTE). International Journal of Engineering, 2000; 13(3): 87-89.
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