Requirements on Needed Frequency Bandwidth Depending on Pulse Waveforms and Their Allowed Distortion

Sigmund, Milan; Brancik, Lubomir

doi:10.1515/jee-2016-0068

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This paper deals with pulse signals influenced by loss of energy in high frequency band. Five types of pulses were tested and evaluated under various conditions. Achieved results can be helpful for some specific tasks in signal transmission. An example presents highest frequency of periodic pulse signals processed on printed circuit board.

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Requirements on Needed Frequency Bandwidth Depending on Pulse Waveforms and Their Allowed Distortion

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