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In the next subsections we present the two previously mentioned relaying schemes, DF and AF, particularized for our proposed setup.
Performance analysis of a novel dual-frequency multiple access relay ... by Del Ser, Javier; Khalaj, Babak H. / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
95 Hardcover TK2861 Sleva has refined notes for courses he taught at Lehigh University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee into a reference on designing and implementing relay settings and protective relaying schemes for electrical power systems and their components.
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com/research/1faf97/computer_relaying) has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new report "Computer Relaying for Power Systems, 2nd Edition" to their offering.
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