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Digital Phase Lock Loops: Architectures and Applications

Saleh R. Al-araji Zahir M. Hussain Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

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No detectada 2006 SpringerLink

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ISBN impreso

978-0-387-32863-8

ISBN electrónico

978-0-387-32864-5

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Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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© Springer US 2006

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doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_1

General Review of Phase-Locked Loops

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 1-13

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_2

Digital Phase Lock Loops

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 15-30

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_3

The Time-Delay Digital Tanlock Loops (TDTLs)

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 31-50

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_4

Hilbert Transformer and Time-Delay

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 51-67

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_5

The Time-delay Digital Tanlock Loop in Noise

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 69-83

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_6

Architectures for Improved Performance

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 85-135

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_7

FPGA Reconfigurable TDTL

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 137-163

doi: 10.1007/978-0-387-32864-5_8

Selected Applications

Saleh R. Al-araji; Zahir M. Hussain; Mahmoud A. Al-qutayri

Relational databases are, by now, so widely accepted that many people are unaware that any other form of database can exist. It is also sad (but true) that many people don’t know what particular facets of a DBMS make it relational or not. Since the relational model is the brainchild of Dr. Edgar Codd (‘the Father of the Relational Database’), the best place to start is with Ted Codd’s rules.

Pp. 165-177