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Receiver structures for a fast-frequency-hopped spread spectrum mobile communications system.

1999 doctoral thesis by Benjamin David Benison at University of Canterbury
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Key Facts

  • Author: Benjamin David Benison[1]
  • Publisher: UC Research Repository[2]
  • Language of work or name: English[3]
  • Country of origin: New Zealand[4]
  • Publication date: 1999[5]
  • Main subject: electrical engineering[6]
  • Work available at URL: https://ir.canterbury.ac.nz/handle/10092/5961[7]
  • Title: Receiver structures for a fast-frequency-hopped spread spectrum mobile communications system.[8]
  • Copyright holder: Benjamin David Benison[9]
  • Thesis submitted to: University of Canterbury[10]
  • On focus list of Wikimedia project: NZThesisProject[11]
  • Copyright status: copyrighted[12]
  • Online access status: open access[13]
  • Thesis committee member: Des Taylor[14]
  • Thesis submitted for degree: Doctor of Philosophy[15]

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    Thesis submitted to → University of Canterbury
    Handle id → 10092/5961
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