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Review of Scientific Instruments

Noise Monitoring of Wideband Feedback Coherence Control for Superregenerative NQR Spectrometer

Jack D. Graybeal, Roy Phillip Croston

Published Mar 1, 1966• 5 citations
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10.1063/1.1720191

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