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Much earlier, Winterstein (1987) related the quality factor (Q) variations in a multilayered medium to the inhomogeneity (angle between propagation direction and direction of maximum attenuation) of the attenuating waves.

An nMOS-switch with optimized switching performance is used as shunt switch to improve the flatness and maximum attenuation range of the attenuator.

The marsh platform elevation has little effect on the maximum attenuation, but it determines which tides are attenuated.

The attenuator is controlled with a 5-bit digital signal to achieve the maximum attenuation amplitude range of 0 31 dB with 1 dB increase at 3 22 GHz.

Thus, a compromise was struck by applying a criterion of maximum attenuation.

In addition, the maximum attenuation coefficient in each attenuation zone is not affected by the initial stress.

Thus, residual cross-talk can be estimated, yielding appropriate filter coefficients G RCS ℓ,k) and maximum attenuations β RCS ℓ,k) for residual cross-talk suppression (RCS) within an extended noise reduction (ENR).

The measured 1-dB compression point is +22 dBm at maximum-attenuation.

In fact, in the maximum intrinsic attenuation of an attenuated wave, the contributions of homogeneous propagation (i.e. γ = δ = 0) and evanescent propagation (i.e. γ = π/2) are defined by the ratios β/υ and δ/υ, respectively.

Correlation coefficients between mean and maximum (MAX) attenuation values within corresponding ROIs, area under attenuation curve (AUC), and signal to noise ratio (SNR) of brain parenchyma were assessed.

Fig. 5 Infrasound ray tracing results for the Czech Republic; a rays in the vertical plane, b evolution of elevation angle ε (solid) and zenith angle α (dashed) with height, c time of propagation to a specific altitude, d modeled w/v Z ratio (solid theoretical maximum; dashed with attenuation for the central frequency of 0.0455 Hz; dotted with attenuation for the frequencies of 0.035 and 0.056 Hz).