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REFERENCES
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MIL-STD-188-110A, “INTEROPERABILITY AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR DATA
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[2]
MIL-STD-188-110B, “INTEROPERABILITY AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR DATA
MODEMS”, 27 APRIL 2000
[3]
MIL-STD-188-110C, “INTEROPERABILITY AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR DATA
MODEMS”, 23 SEPTEMBER 2011
[4]
NATO STANAG 4285, “CHARACTERISTICS OF 1200/2400/3600 BITS PER SECOND SINGLE
TONE MODULATORS/DEMODULATORS FOR HF RADIO LINKS”, BRUSSELS, EDITION 1, 17
FEBRUARY 1989
[5]
NATO STANAG 4415, “CHARACTERISTICS OF A ROBUST, NON-HOPPING, SERIAL-TONE
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JUNE 1999
[6]
NATO STANAG 4529, “CHARACTERISTICS FOR SINGLE TONE MODULATORS/
DEMODULATORS FOR MARITIME HF RADIO LINKS WITH 1240 HZ BANDWIDTHS”, EDITION
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[7]
STANAG 4539 C3 (EDITION 1), TECHNICAL STANDARDS FOR NON-HOPPING HF
COMMUNICATIONS WAVEFORMS, 8 JUNE 2006
[8]
STANAG 4203 C3 (EDITION 3), TECHNICAL STANDARDS FOR SINGLE CHANNEL HF RADIO
EQUIPMENT, 27 APRIL 2007, ANNEX B and ANNEX C.
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AND HIGH FREQUENCY RADIO SYSTEMS, 25 July 2011
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[11]
W. N. FURMAN, J. W. NIETO, “UNDERSTANDING HF CHANNEL SIMULATOR
REQUIREMENTS IN ORDER TO REDUCE HF MODEM PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
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NOTE: Many of the above referenced documents can be found at many places on the Internet, to
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