Jet Propulsion Laboratory
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Contents
OSC TASKS
DSN Advanced Systems
TRACKING AND GROUND-BASED NAVIGATION
Advanced Algorithm and System Development for Cassini Radio Science
Tropospheric Calibration
S. J. Keihm and K. A. Marsh
NASA Code 314-30-11-90-04
COMMUNICATIONS, SPACECRAFT-GROUND
The Problem and Solution of a Twice-a-Day Frame Loss in Galileo's Telemetry
M. Belongie, J. Taylor, D. Rogstad, and R. Lee
NASA Code 314-30-61-02-05
Description of Communication System Options for Single-Aperture Multiple-Link (SAML)
Mission Support
H. Tsou, S. Million, S. M. Hinedi, T. M. Nguyen, M. K. Simon, W. V. Moore,
S. Kayalar, and R. L. Horttor
NASA Code 314-40-32-30-38
Residual Versus Suppressed-Carrier Coherent Communications
M. K. Simon and S. Million
NASA Code 315-90-41-13-03
Optimum Strategies for Monitoring the Operational Status of a Spacecraft
M. K. Simon, V. Vilnrotter, A. Mileant, and S. Hinedi
NASA Code 314-40-31-40-02
A Soft-Input Soft-Output Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) Module to Decode Parallel and Serial Concatenated Codes
S. Benedetto, D. Divsalar, G. Montorsi, and F. Pollara
NASA Code 315-91-20-20-53
Noise Bursts and Intermodulation Products Caused by Multiple Carriers at X-Band
B. L. Conroy and D. J. Hoppe
NASA Code 314-40-32-30-38
DSN Systems Implementation
CAPABILITIES FOR EXISTING PROJECTS
An H Controller With Wind Disturbance Rejection Properties for the DSS-13 Antenna
W. Gawronski
NASA Code 314-30-11-00-17
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