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IEEE Communications Magazine, Volume 17
Volume 17, Number 1, January 1979
- Allen Gersho:
In this issue. 1 - Edward C. Posner:
Information and communication in the third millenium. 8-15 - M. Robert Aaron:
Digital communications-The silent (R)evolution? 16-26 - Leonard Kleinrock:
On resource sharing in a distributed communication environment. 27-34
Volume 17, Number 2, March 1979
- Allen Gersho:
In this issue. 1 - Nathan Ehrlich:
The advanced mobile phone service. 9-16 - George Cooper, Ray W. Nettleton, David Grybos:
Cellular land-mobile radio: Why spread spectrum? 17-24 - Paul S. Henry:
Single-sideband mobile radio. 25 - Bruce B. Lusignan, Mark A. Herro, Fernando Nocedal:
Spectrum-efficiency of single-sideband radio with amplitude compandors. 28
Volume 17, Number 3, May 1979
- Allen Gersho:
In this issue. 1 - John R. Pierce:
Looking backward and looking forward: Right or wrong. 5-10 - Andrew J. Viterbi:
Spread spectrum communications-Myths and realities. 11-18
Volume 17, Number 4, July 1979
- Allen Gersho:
In this issue. 1 - Wolfgang A. Kaiser:
New services and their introduction into existing networks. 4-12 - Subbarayan Pasupathy:
Minimum shift keying: A spectrally efficient modulation. 14-22
Volume 17, Number 5, September 1979
- Allen Gersho:
In this issue. 1 - Isaac Asimov:
Communicating through the earth. 9 - Laurence B. Milstein, Pankaj K. Das:
Surface acoustic wave devices. 25-33
Volume 17, Number 6, November 1979
- Edward E. David Jr.:
The push for innovation: Is there a hidden price? 10-13 - Robert Lucky:
Gamenet. 14-19
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