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1978
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John E. Ohlson:
Statistics of the First-Order Phase-Locked Loop with Fluctuating Signal Amplitude. IEEE Trans. Commun. 26(10): 1472-1474 (1978)
1975
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John E. Ohlson:
Polarization Tracking of a Partially Coherent Signal Using a Double Loop. IEEE Trans. Commun. 23(9): 859-866 (1975)
1974
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John E. Ohlson:
Exact Dynamics of Automatic Gain Control. IEEE Trans. Commun. 22(1): 72-75 (1974)
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John E. Ohlson, Allan Rutherford:
Transient Statistics of the First-Order Phase-Locked Loop. IEEE Trans. Commun. 22(5): 698-703 (1974)
1973
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John E. Ohlson:
Phase-Locked Loop Operation in the Presence of Impulsive and Gaussian Noise. IEEE Trans. Commun. 21(9): 991-996 (1973)

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