SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TRIFONOV, P.M. - TRIFONOV, YE.A.

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AUTHOR: Trifonov, P. M.
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TITLE: On the ultra-distant Ionospheric propagation of meter waves
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 9, 1962, 28, abstract qZh169
(In collection: "Ionosfern. Issledovanlya, no. 9"j Moscow, AN SSSR,
1961, 92 - 96; summary'in English~
TEXT; Results are given which have been obtained in 1957 - 1958 from in-
vestigations at the Voronezh State University"on the ultra-distant ionospheric
propagation of meter radiowaves. The following radiotracka were used for ultra-
distant reception: Voronezh-Prague (2,000 km), Vovonezh-Budapest (about 1,30010);
Voronezh-London (3,600 km) and Voronezh-Paris (about 2,800 km). It was found
that the ultra-distant propagation of.meter band radiowaves proceeds in the win-
ter during the day through the F2 layer, and in the evening only in the presence
of-the Espor layer. Reflection from layer Espor In the.summer vaniah or attenuate.
1 2 hours before midnight. Maximum ultradistant radio reception of meter waves
for the i2 layer is possible in January - February, and for the Eapor layer in
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On the ultra-distant ionospheric... A006/A101
July - August. Distortions of the wide band of modulating frequencies are
higher in reflection from layer F2 than from layer E These distortions
spor'
occur both in the frequency with changes in the modulation depth, and in the
phase during reflection from several ionized layers. In reflection of.meter
waves from layer Espor repeated contours of the Image received occurred frequent-
ly. They are caused by signals which arrive with 1 -3 /joec delay. This cor-
responds obviously to the presence of sharp stratification even at about 300 -
900 m distance between the layers.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Trifonov, P.M.
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TITLE: on ultra long range ionospheric propagation of meter
waves
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizikaj no.8, 1962, 28,
abstract 8 G 215. (.In the Symposdum: 'Ionosfern.
issledovaniya no.91 ('Ionosphere studies no.91),
M., AN SSSR, 1961, 92-96).'(abstract in English).
TEXT: Reports results of studies of the conditions necessary
of ultra long range ionospheric propagation of television signals
along the routes Voronezh-Prague., Budapest, Lond *on and Paris,- which
were carried out in the Kafedra radiofiziki (Department of Radio
Physics) of the Voronezhskiy universitet (Voronezh Universityi
during the period of 1954-1958. Television signals from centres
at shorter distances (Leningrad, Riga, Tashkent) were recorded in
a number of cases. The observations were carried out an the
signal field-strcngth in the frequency range 49-56 Mc/sec (audio
and video channels). Use was made of antennas of the wave-duct
type, .namely, single-stage five-element, four-stage three-element,
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and a single half-wave vibrator. The results of the experiments
are illustrated with graphs showing the field-strength of signals
received from Prague, London and Budapest at 25 m above ground
level (averaging time of I min) as a function of the time of day
and year. Ultra long range winter propagation of signals in the
ultra short wave range during the day is associated with the
scattering of radio waves by ionospheric F2-1.ayer irregularitie,91
and in the evening hours with the presence of the E. layer in the
ionosphere. During the propagation of radio uives through the
F2-layer a larger distortion in the signal chaL-acteristics was
observed (frequency and phase) than in the propagation through the
E. layer. In the case of reflection of radio waves from the Es-
layer, repeated image contours appeared and corresponded to a
signal delay of 1-3 4sec relative to the arrival of the main
signal. This is explained by a clearly defined stratification of'
the Es-layer with the separate layers at a distance of 300-90() m
from each other.
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AUTHOR: Trifonov, P. 14.
TITLE: On ultra-distant ionospheric propagation of meter
waves
I?ERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 9, 1962, 28, abstract 94h169 (In collection: Io-
noefer. issledovanlya, no.*9, M., AN SSSR, 1961,
92-96 (eummary,in Eng.))
TEjXT: The results of an investigatiorf carried out in 1957 - 1958
at the Voronezh State University on ultra-distant ionospheric pro-
palation of meter waves are reported. The Voronoezh-Prague (2000
km~, Voronezh-Budapest (- 1300-km),.Voronezh-London (3600 km),' Vo-
ronezh-Paris (-2800 km) radio routes have been used for ultra-
distant reception. It has been found that in winter the ultra-dis-
tant propagation of meter-wavelength radio waves occurs via the
_22 layei~ during day time, and only in the presence of sporadic E
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On ultra-distant D295/D308
layer in the evening. Reflections from the Espor layer in suhuier
either vanish or weaken 1 to 2 hours before midnight. The maximum
possible ultra-distant radio reception of meter waves occurred for
the P 2 layer in January-February, and for the B spor layer in July-
August. Distortions of a wide band.of modulating frequencies are
more significant for reflection from the F 2layer than from the
Espor layer. There are both frequency distortions with variation
of the modulation percent and phase distortions for'reflection from
several ionized layers. In the presence of reflection of meter
waves from the E spor layer the reception picture often shows repea-
ted loops caused by signals arriving with 1 - 3.,,U see delay, which
apparenily corresponds to the presence of marked stratifications
even with distances of -300 - 900'm between the layers. Z-kbstrac-
ter's note: Complete translation._7
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ACCESSION NR: AP4015256 s/0106/64/000/002/0031/0035
AUTHOR: Trifonov, P. M.; Budko, V. N.. Zotov, V. S.
TITLE: Structure of space fluctuations of vhf field strength in a city
SOURCE: Elektrosvyaz', no. 2, 1964, 31-35
TOPIC TAGS: vhf waves, vhf field strength, radio field strength in city, radio
wave city distribution, Rice-Norton distribution, Rayleigh distribution, log
normal distribution
ABSTRACT: An experimental study is reported of the radio field strength
distribution in the streets of a city which had 5 -story buildings in its center. A
.50 -w transmitter was operated at 50, 150, 'and 300 mc with a vertical polariza-
tion, while reception was continuously and automatically recorded on a vehicle
moving in the streets. Statistically processed records permitted arriving at
these conclusions: (1) Space fluctuations of the field are regular with a period of
over A 12; (Z) The period is independent of the wavelength and is but little
dependent upon the type of built-up area; (3) At close range to the transmitter,
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the fluctuation distribution is normal, at longer range it obeys the Rayleigh law;
apparently, the close-range normal distribution it; determined by the prevalence,
of the mean -field -component amplitude over the sum of reflected rays, which are
distributed according to the Rayleigh law; at longer ranges or near high buildings
in narrow streets, the Rayleigh distribution Is expected to prevail; (4) In the
general case, the space field distribution can apparently be expressed by the
Rice-Norton function. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 4 formulas, and I table.
ASSOCIATION: none
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TRIFONOVI P.M.; BUDKOY V.11.; ZOTOV, V.S.
Structure of the spatial fluctuations of the field intensity
of microwaves in a city. Elektrosviaz' 18 no.2:31-35 F 164.
(MIRA 17:3)

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AGG M AP5025485 SORCE CODICs UP,/0203/65/()05/005/0939/0?41
AUTHOR:
-Lonoy.- m.; &_h'Lko_,__Y-N-; z2_to_z,__Y-P.-
ORGs Voronazh State iveral Department of Radiophysics (Voronezhakiy
i gosuilarstvannyy universitet, Kafedra raiiiofiziki)
TITLE: Some results on the observation of 61stribution of meter wavelength radio
signals from the layer E
SOURCEt Geoma-
patizm i attranomiya, vb 5, no. 5, 1965, 939-941
TOPIC TAGS: electronic signal, radio wave propagatton, si%nal listortion
intensity
a maplt
A6STRACT: The occasional anomalously far propagation of radio ani TV aIgnals
la a comon phenomenon. The observations of public and private stations, matie
during 1954-58, were sli-arized and the time of the beginning and the enA of
signals, their amplitude, and the coordinates of the signal sources were de-
tirmined. The results, represented graphically, showed that the anomaliously far
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propa,,atlon of ultra-short waves had a seasonal cbaractir. No effect was
observel of the 11-year cycle of solar acti-ilty on this prop-Agation. The hi ghest,
probability for receiving the anomalously distant signals was during evening
hours. The spatial field intensity increased about proportionally with the In-
cransed number of reception days. During Aug
gust and especially September, the
field Intensity of received signals charply decreased and Its value approached
400 - 500 1Av/m. The probability of anomalous reception was Invorsely pro-
portional to the si_gnal frequency. The maximum duration of anomalous receptions 1
was 1.5 - 2 hours, during which signals with constant field intensity and
fluctuating si
gpals were received. The TV imagges on the screen often hai
"repetitions" indicatin 'a the arrival of the repeated signals which lqgged behind.
Geometrical calculations and some assumptions suggested that the anomalously
distant radio receptions of the motor-lon', waves were caused by the presence in
i the ionosphere of the sporadic layer E.. The data on the ntmber of days of
anomalous radio receptions and the valu-3s of the spatial field intensity
auggested that (1) the refl,3ction of signals from the Es layer occurred at the
i hifji values of field inOrsity (June - july), or (2) the sigials were scattered.
from the E. layer when the field intensity was low (April, August# and especially
September The go layer had a cloud-like structure in addition to its seasonal

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AUTHDRS, Skoryy, I.A., University Lec"ror. aal 33/35
Xopytov, V.D.. Scientific Assistant
TTTlX# Lotanomov - Lecture$ 1957 at the X~c1h&n1-_al-=st!A-t1O&j
'aculty of Sasco. Ztat. C.111orsity
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13. Professor R.I. StILIN-I.r. ani I Y 1 11
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'TRIFONOV, S.
Effective use of new equipment in commerce. Sov. torg. 33
no.8:8-12 Ag '59. (MIRA 12:11)
(Stores, Retail--Equipment and supplies)

BTILGARIA/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Viruses R-3
and Rickettsiaeo
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol,,, No 14., 1956, 64655
Author : Ivanov, Ks.) Zhelev, V1, Trifonov St.
Inst : Institute of Experimental Veterinary Medicine of the
BulgnrianAcaderW of Scionces.Igurian Sciences.
Title : The Study of the Morphological Changes in Swine Plague
in Relation to the Diagnostic Griteria of this Disease.
7, Changes in the Genito-Urinary Organs.
Orig Pub : Izv. In-ta eksperim, veto nedo B"lgar. t0l, 1956, 4, 197-
212a
Abstract : The investigation of the genitourinary organs of a consi-
derable number of pigs sacrificed on the 4th.6th day foi-
lowing experimental infection with plague disclosed the
presence of microscopic hemorrhages in -the uterus and
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BULMRTA/Discases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Viruses R-3
and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biols) No 14, 1958, 64655
ovaries in 11.1%, in the ureters in 869%. in the urethra
in 26.4, and in the bladder in 66% of cases. In 57% of
cases, macroscopic hemorrhages were detected in the blad-
der. Histological investigations showed the presence of
diffuse or focal lymphoidocytic infiltrates (sometimes
also containing lymphocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils and
erythrocytes) in the ovaries in 5-5%, in the uterus in
22*21P', in the ureters In 28-5%, in the urethra in 44.7~
and in the bladder in 50% of cases, In the mucous mem-
brane of the bladder, ureters and urethra 'a desquanation
and hyperplasia of the surface epithelium vus observed.
The authors consider that the above named changes may
serve as diag;ioBtic symptoms of the acute plague in awine.
The predominant affectibility of the bladder is attributed
by the authors to the prolonged presence of urine with a
high content of the plague virus in it.
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BRYKIN,S.V.. inzhener; TRIFORCIV,S.M., inzhener
Vibration forms ng reinforced concrete culvert sections.
Transp. stroi. 5 no-5:16-18 Jl '55. (MIRA 8:12)
(Culverts)

BAXMVj P.L. inzh,., Geroy Sotsialisticheakogo Truda; TRIFOI.IOVp S.M., inzh.
Construction of the footings of a bridge over the Ugra River on
colutnar foundations. Transp, stroi. 12 no.6:17-19 Je 162. (WM 15:6)
(Ugra River-Bridges-Foundations and piers)

1 -4 C VN
AUTHORS: Tatarinov, B.P. and.Trifonov, S.M., Ingenieurs. 177
TITLE: The effecJxreinforcing s-et-s-o-nth-e technology of
manufacturing prestressed reinforced bridge constructions.
(Vliyaniye konstruktsii armaturnykh puchkov na
tekhnologiyu izgotovleniya predbaritellno napryazhennykh
zhelezobetonnykh proletnykh stroyenii).
PERIODICAL: "Beton i Zhelezobeton" (Concrete and Reinforced Concrete),
1957,7-0-3, pp.106-10? (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The TSNII MPS designed the above construction under the
leadership of A.P. Korovkin, Cand.Tech.Sciences in 1946.
The drawback of this construction was in the manufacture
of sets of reinforcement and in their effect on the
construction as many executed adaptations and
modifications showed. The first reinforced bridge
construction was erected on the line Kursk-Kharkov.
Anchoring blocks Were formed externally on both sides
of the sets of reinforcement but no protective pipes or
mortar injection was used. Bitumen was injected into
the channels. In later constructions, up to 1951
,qnchoring blocks were used but, on the advice of the
TSNII, protective pipes were incorporated as well as the
injection of cement grout after tensioning. Difficulties
arose because of the friction between these and the
reinforcement. After 1951 E. A. Troitskii (TSNIIS
Mintransstroi) invented a new method of anchoring the

The effects of reinforcing sets on the technology of 178
manufacturing prestressed reinforced bridge constructions.
(cont.)
sets of steel reinforcement internally. The majority
of structures after 1951 showed a reduced tendency of
crack formation. An analysis of data of 24 prestressed
reinforced constructions (each 23 m long) in 1953
showed losses in pretensioning between 58 to 8201c. The
improved design partly eliminated crack formation, The
losses are to some extent due to the different
coefficient of elongation. Vibration methods for the
consolidation must be used. Strict control of tension-
ing of the reinforcement and of injecting the cement
grout are recommended.

ACC NRs
CODE: BU/0011/65/018/001/0047
AUMOR: li~ifonov, T.
ORG: Siation for Veterinary Medicine, Burgas (Veterinarmedizinische Station) 23
I
TITIB: Biological properties of Simondsia paradoxa Cobold, 1864
SOURCE: *Bulgarska akaderdya na naukite. Doklady, v. 18, no. 1, 1965, 47-50
TOPIC TAGS: aninal parasite, entomology, morpboloMr
AB9TRACT: .1 rM
.be an srti:~i;,7 The author reported earlier (see, TFient. veterinA
i~--~----zarazni i p
za prazitni bolesti, 1062, Book 5; Ibid., 1964, 13ook 9) that
dung beetles Caccobiua schreberit Oniticellus fulvus, and Copris hievanua are
intermediate biological hosts of the Simondsia paradoxa. Further i~vestlgations
reported in this paper show that Gym-noplaurus mopsua and Outhophagus furcatus
ahould be added to the above-mentioned intermediate hosts. After 34 days the
3uthor was able to isolate from these hosts larvae capable of further i&-
fostation. this should be the first such experimental production of larvae
of' Simondsisi parsdoxe Cobold 1864, and the article presents their piotures
togathqr with a brief description of their morphological proportioa./The work was
presented by K. Matoff, CorrespoTrFing Member, 28 Aug 64. Orig. art. has: 1 figure,
1 table.
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TRIFOROV ... T - -
Inteniiediata hosts of Physocephalus sexalatus and Ascarops
stronglylina in the Burgas District. Izv Vat inst zaraz
parazit 7 181-185 163.
Intermediate hosts of Macracanthorhynchus hirudinac6us
(Faalas, 1781). Ibid.:18?-189.
A now intermediate host of Gongylonama, pulchrum. Ibid.;191-193.

TRIFONOV, Tr.
Ontice2lus fulvus Goez;~ arul Copris 'i . as Lntuem--diate
hosts to certain helr.Lnts in swine. rzv Vat, Inat 2mraz paramit
9:185-190 t63,

r! A
.ter _qloply (jr
. jr 9 mo.r,O~-:L38 164
mellr

STODMENOVY Kr.; TRIPONOV, Tr.
--------- -- - -.1-1 -.- . I
Studies on the he]-inthofauna of gray partrlde-.05 Fordrix
.;. u
perdrix perdrix L.) in the eastern district-., i jlgaria.
Izv khelmint lab BAN %125-128 1640

TRIFONOV, Tr. MESHKOV, St.
Distribution of Taenia pisiformis in dogs and Cysticercus pisiformis
in hares in the Burgas District. Izv khelmint lab BAN 9:135-139
164.

TRIFONOV. Trifon
l---...,-..-.-.----------- -- -------- -- ---
Drawing up normative graphs. Trud teeni 4 no.4:32-45 162-

SRIFONUV, V.; LIBEIMAN, G.
Outstanding drivers share experience. 7Ahil,-kom. khoz. 13 no.1:18 163.
- (KIRA 16:3)
l.Rabotniki Upravleniya gorodskogo elektrotransporta Ministerstv4
kommunallnogo khozyaptva RSFSR.
(Rapid transit-Congresses)

SIIAIINNKOV, Stefan Stoyanov, knnd.ekonom.nauk; TRIPONOT, V., red.;
/ DAMILINA, A., tekhn.red.
(The building of the socialist economy in the People's
Republic of Bulgaria] Stroitellstvo sotainlistichaskoi
ekonomiki v Narodnoi Respublike Bolgaril. Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo polit.lit-r7, 1960. 156 p. (MIRA 14:4)
(Bulgaria-1conomic conditions)

TMH VSNI-TSZIN (Teeing Win-ching]; PRESHEV, Yu.A., kand.ekonon.nauk
[translator]; TRIFONOV, V., red.; TROTANOYSXAYA, N., tekhn.red.
(Socialist industrialization of China] Sotsialistichoskaia induatri-
alizateiia fitaia. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo polit.lit-ry. 1959. 380 p.
Translated from the Chinese. (MIRA 12:12)
(China--Industrialization)

V-Tl.l-3GlU.LOVY V.; TRIF(140V V.; YhVKi,%,
More on the stage systcm. Prof.-tekh. Ar. 52
ic 165.
1. Nachallnik upravloniya organizatsi-i truda i tekhniki bezopasncsti
Soveta narodnogo khozvaystva R'DFSR (for Vinogradov).

TRIFONOV, V.; LEM", R.
- I
Large-pamel construction in France. Stroitell no.10:28 0 161.
(Mllrk 14: 11)
(France-Precast concrete construction)

ZHAMIN, Vitaliy Alekneyevich, prof., doktor ekonom. nauk,- TRIFONOV, 'V',
red.; TYAGAY, Ye., red.; TROYANOVSKAYA, N., tekhn r
(Equa3izing the level of the economic development of socialist
countries] 0 vyravnivanii urovnei ekonomicheskogo razvitiia
sotsialistichoskikh stran. Moskva, Gospolitizdat, 1962. 85 P.
(MIRA 15:5)
(Communist countries-Econmic policy)
(Communist countries-Foreign economic relations)

VOLKOVp May Yakovlovich; TRIFONOVO V.9 red.j KLIKOVAp T.j, tokhn. rod.
(What Is a financial oligarchy) Chto takoe fi=sovaia ollgarkhiia.
Moskva, GoB. izd-vo polit lit-47, 1961. 79 p0 (MIU 14: 8)
jBig business)

TRI70NOV, Ve
Those In the front raulm. Poxh.delo, 6 no.12:6-,7 D 160.
(KMA 13 -' 12 )
1e Naohalluik otdela Upravleniya posharnoy olchrany Udmurtakoy
AS=.
(Fire departments)

KOCHWAN, Anton Tervandovich; TRIFOROV, V., red.; DANILINA, A., tekhn.red.
W-,, [Armenia in the seven-year plan] Armeniia v semiletke. Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo polit.lit-r7, 1960. ?7 P- (MIRA 13:6)
1. Predsedatell Eoveta ministrov Armyansko7 SSR (for Kochinyan).
(Armenia--Economic policy)

BELOUSOV, Rom Aleksandrovich; TRIFONOT, V., red.; TROYANOVSKAYA, N.0
tekhri.red.
[For a better life] Vo imia luchshei zhizni. Moskva, Goa.
izd-vo polit,lit-ryq 1959. 68 p. (MIFLA 13:3)
(Russia--:Xconomic policyl

BIKILTLHR, K. (Germanskaya Demokratichoskays Reopublika): GKRTSOVICH,
G. (Sovetskiy Soyuz); TRIFONOV, T., red.; PMVA, T., tekhn.redo
(A socialist bridgehead in the West) Forpost sotsializma na Upade.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1959, 334 p. (MI" 13:4)
(Germany, East--Economio conditions)

KHVAN DO YEN [Hwans, Do-yong]; TRIFONOV, V., red.; TROYANOVSKAYA, N.,
tekhn.red.
(Postwar reconstruction and development of the national economy
of the Korean People's Democratic Republic] Poslevoennoe vosota-
r.ovlenie i razvitie narodnogo kh02iaiStVB XM. HOSICVa, GOO.
izd-vo polit.lit-ry. 1958. 109 p. (MIRA 12:9)
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SIDIKHMMIOV, Vasiliy Yokovlevich; TRIFONOV, V., red&; MUKHIKp Yu.,
tekhn.red.
(Great victory] Velikaia pobeda. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo polit.
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TRUONOV, V.
i , .. rialization of the Chimse People's Republic during the
first five"year plan Top, ekon, no,7:82-93 JI '5B. (XIU 11:8)
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HIMYEV, Vladimir Ivanavich; TRIF-ONOV, V.. red.; WRHIN, Yu., takhn.red.
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in the people's China] Scachok v budushchee; rasakaz o stroi-
talletva sotsializma v narodnom Kitae. MORkV8, GOB.i2d-vo polit.
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tekhn.red.
[Learn the principles of manag~mentj Uchist khoziaistvovat'.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo pollt.lit-ry,.~*. 29 p.
(MIU 13:12)
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SUKRUSHOWIN, A.$.; PLTUKHOV, X.P.; MOSKOVSKIY, N.M.; TRIFOIIOV. V.F.
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960 electric locomotives. Ilek. i tepl. tiaga 4 no. 9:41-43
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Ministerstva putey soobshchentya.
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MARKOV, Valentin Vasillyevich; SUSLOVj Nikolay Nikolayevich;
Vadim Georgiyevich- ANDRMV, V.V., retsenzent; ARIFKHANOV,
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Wei, DUKHOVEYt F.U., red.; SHAPETKOVA, T.A., tekhn. red.
[Primary processing of bast fibers) Pervichnaia obrabotk&-,j*P_
biar,ykh volokon. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo "Rostekhizdat," 1961.
463 P. (MIRA .15:4)
(Textile fibers) (Textile machinery)
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14AKARICHET, V.V.; TRIFIONOV, V.Q.
Panels made of foamed ash concrete for walls of industrial
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Tectonic joints fomed by Holocene earthquakes in the r~entral
Kopatdag. Izv. AN SWR Ser. geol. 29 no.7:59-69 J1 164
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Regenerative semiconductor -parametric qMpliflerial%~w problem of theory and design
(RegenerativaVe poluprovodnikovyya parametrichanklya usilitali; nekotoryye voproay
teorii i raacheta) Moscow) Xzd-vo "Govetskoye radio% 1965. 447 P- 1Uua.9 bibllo*
Errata slip Inserted. 10,,500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: parametric amplifier., solid state amplifiers mil3imater wave amplifiers
amplifier design
WFPOSE AND COVEME: The book contains the theory of regenerative semiconductor
parametric amplifteraj, developed on the basis of the theory of linear networksp and
is intended for scientific and engineering-tecbnical wtwkero engaged in the investi-
gation and development of parametric systems., and also for students in higher institu-
tions of learning-as e, text for the course on "Theoretical Principles of RuUo Engi-
neering." The subjects covered are the various amp]Affer parameters# different metb-
ods of tuning parametric amplifiers, stability of the :phase and frequency character-
istics of a parametric emplifier; the operating featuroa of multirrequency parametric
.amplifiers, and questions involved in the electrodymmic calculations and the choicei
.of the amplifier parameters. The book contains in the form of appendices some addi-
tional data and calculetions, dealing vith particular 1xroblems touched upon in the
main text. Cho. 1j, VI, and Vn and Seca. 1 and 2 of Ch. 11, Sees. lp 5,, and 4 of
Ch. III# and Appendices 1, IV, and V were written by Go Xo Slabodeayuk; Ch. IV,, Seca.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS [abridged):
Xntroduction - - 3
Principal symbols - 11
Indices - - 22
Ch. I. Principles of theory of parametric amplifiers 13
Ch. 11. Intrinsic equivalent noise temperature of parametric amplifiers - - 31
Ch. 13:1. Bandwidth of parametric amplifiers - - 50
Ch. 37. Broadening of the bandwidth of parametric amplifiers 8.9
Ch. V. Tuning of parametric amplifiers - - 136
Ch. VI. Instability of phase-frequency and amplitude frequency characteristics of
parametric amplifiers - - 167
Ch. VII. Some mathoda for increasing the stability of the characteristics of para,-
metric amplifiers - - 208
Ch. VIII. Matifrequency parametric amplifiers - - 240
Ch# IX. Electrodynamic problems connected with the development of coaxial-waveguide
. parametric amplifiers - - 282
Ch. X. Waveguide-coaxial, constructions for single-loop parametric amplifiers 341
Ch., XI. Waveguide- coaxial constructions for two-loop parametric amplifiers - -L-367
Appendices - - 420
Literature;-
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Regenerative semiconductor par ric amplifieral problems of theory ani design
(Regenerativny-fe poluprovodnikovyye paraaetricLakiye usilitelt; nekotoryye voprosy
teorli I rascheta) Moscovp lzd-vo "Bovetskoye radio", 1965. hA7 p. illus., biblio.
Errata alip inserted. 10,500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: parametric amplifier, solid state ampliflerp millimeter wave amplifierp
"lifier design
PURPOSE AND COVEME: The book contains the theory of regenerative semiconductor
parametric amplifiersp developed on the basis of the theory of linear networks, and
is intended for scJentific and engineering-technical workers engaged In the investi-
gation wA development of parametric systems, and also for students in higher instift
tions of learning as a text for the course on "Theoretical Principles of Radio Engi-
neering." The subjects covered are the various amplifier parameters, different meth-
ods of tuning parametric amplifiers, stability of the phase and frequency character-
istics of a parametric emplifier, the operating features of multifrequency parametric
amplifiers, and questions involved in the electrodynamic calculations amd the choice
of the amplifier parameters. The book contains In the form of appendices some addi-
tional data and calculations dealing with particular problems touched upon in the
main text. Cho. I.. VI, and V171 and Sees. 1 and 2 of Ch. Up Sees. 1, 3, and 4 of
Ch. III, and Appendices Ip IV, and V were written by G. 1. Slobodenyuk; Ch. IV, Sees.
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end Chs*- Us, X,, and X1 were written by V. N. Vasiliyw.
TABLE OF CONTM M- (abridged]:
Introatiction -
Principal symbols 11
Indic Res 12
Ch. 1. Principles of theory of parametrie amplifiers 15
Ch. 11. Intrinsic equivelezvt nolse temperature of parametzic amplifiers 31
Ch. III. Bandwidth of parametric amplifiers - - 50
Ch. IV. Broadening of the bandwidth of parametric amplifiers - - 85
Ch. V. Tuning of parametric amplifier's - - 136
Ch. VI. Instability of phase-frequency and amplitude frequency characteristics of
parametric amplifiers 16T
Ch# VIIo Sme methods for Increasing the stability of the characteristics of para-
metric amplifiers - - M8
Ch. VIII. Multifrequency parametric amplifiers 240
Ch. IX. Electrodynamic prdblems connected with the development of coaxial-waveguide
parametric amplifteris - - 282
Ch. X. Waveguide-cowdal. constructions for alngle-loop parametric amplifiers - 341
Ch. XI. Waveguide-coaxial constructions for two-loop parametric amplifiera - 367
Annendices 42o
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