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2001

Pseudo-maximum-likelihood data estimation algorithm and its application over band-limited channelsHamid R. Sadjadpour, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 49(1):120-129, 2001. [doi]

1998

Asynchronous classification of MFSK signals using the higher order correlation domainBassel F. Beidas, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 46(4):480-493, 1998. [doi]

Block adaptive techniques for channel identification and data demodulation over band-limited channelsTimoleon Vaidis, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 46(2):232-243, 1998. [doi]

1997

Multiple-symbol trellis-coded modulation applied to noncoherent continuous-phase frequency shift keyingHo-Kyoung Lee, Charles L. Weber. TIT, 43(2):454-468, 1997.

1996

Multiple symbol trellis coding of CPFSKHo-Kyoung Lee, Dariush Divsalar, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 44(5):566-574, 1996. [doi]

1995

Higher-Order Correlation-Based Approach to Modulation Classification of Digitally Frequency-Modulated SignalsBassel F. Beidas, Charles L. Weber. jsac, 13(1):89-101, 1995.

1990

A class of sequential tests and its applicationsY. T. Su, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 38(2):165-171, 1990. [doi]

1986

Acquisition of Direct Sequence Signals with Modulation and JammingEric W. Siess, Charles L. Weber. jsac, 4(2):254-272, 1986. [doi]

1985

Detection Performance Considerations for Direct-Sequence and Time-Hopping LPI WaveformsA. Polydoros, Charles L. Weber. jsac, 3(5):727-744, 1985. [doi]

Analysis and Optimization of Correlative Code-Tracking Loops in Spread-Spectrum SystemsA. Polydoros, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 33(1):30-43, 1985. [doi]

The LMS cancellation of narrow, extended interferences in sonarFrances A. Reed, Paul L. Feintuch, Charles L. Weber. tsp, 33(4):788-805, 1985. [doi]

1984

A Unified Approach to Serial Search Spread-Spectrum Code Acquisition-Part I: General TheoryAndreas Polydoros, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 32(5):542-549, 1984. [doi]

A Unified Approach to Serial Search Spread-Spectrum Code Acquisition-Part II: A Matched-Filter ReceiverAndreas Polydoros, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 32(5):550-560, 1984. [doi]

1983

Multiple Dwell Serial Search: Performance and Application to Direct Sequence Code AcquisitionDavid M. DiCarlo, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 31(5):650-659, 1983. [doi]

1980

Statistical Performance of Single Dwell Serial Synchronization SystemsDavid M. DiCarlo, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 28(8):1382-1388, 1980. [doi]

Performance Analysis of Demod-Remod Coherent Receiver for QPSK and SQPSK InputCharles L. Weber, Waddah K. Alem. tcom, 28(12):1954-1968, 1980. [doi]

Demod-Remod Coherent Tracking Receiver for QPSK and SQPSKCharles L. Weber, Waddah K. Alem. tcom, 28(12):1945-1954, 1980. [doi]

1978

Performance Analysis of Pulse Doppler Digital Radars with Application to the Shuttle Ku-Band SystemWaddah K. Alem, Charles L. Weber. tcom, 26(11):1620-1635, 1978. [doi]

1976

Minimum weight convolutional codewords of finite length (Corresp.)Gaylord K. Huth, Charles L. Weber. TIT, 22(2):243-246, 1976. [doi]

1970

Signal-design considerations for the noncoherent Gaussian channel (Corresp.)M. S. Stone, Charles L. Weber. TIT, 16(4):501-503, 1970. [doi]

1968

A contribution to the signal-design problem for incoherent-phase communication systemsCharles L. Weber. TIT, 14(2):306-311, 1968. [doi]

1966

Signal design for phase-incoherent communicationsRobert A. Scholtz, Charles L. Weber. TIT, 12(4):456-463, 1966. [doi]

New solutions to the signal design problem for coherent channelsCharles L. Weber. TIT, 12(2):161-167, 1966. [doi]

1965

On optimal signal selection for M -ary alphabets with two degrees of freedom (Corresp.)Charles L. Weber. TIT, 11(2):299-300, 1965. [doi]

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