2014 24th international crimean conference microwave & telecommunication technology...

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2014 24th International Crimean Conference Microwave & Telecommunication Technology (CriMiCo 2014)

Sevastopol, Ukraine 7-13 September 2014

Volume 1 Pages 1-552

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Contents — Volume 1 INVITED PAPERSINV.1 RADIOPHOTONICS-BASED RADIOLOCATION

Shulunov A. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 2

INV.2 DESIGN FEATURES OF THE SPACECRAFT VEHICLE ONBOARD EQUIPMENT OF THE COMMAND-MEASURING SYSTEM TO CONTROL IT IN THE ZONE OF ITS COVERAGE FROM A GROUND STATION AND OUTSIDE ITBulgakov N. N., Alybin V. G., Krivoshein A. A. ……………………………………………………………………. 6

INV.3 MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS FOR SHF DEVICESKirilenko E. G., Dudkiewicz S. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. N/A

INV.4 TOWARDS A MASS TECHNOLOGY OF BUILDING INTELLIGENT SCIENTIFIC INTERNET RESOURCESZagorulko Yu. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...13

INV.5 FEATURES OF AMMONIA AND PLASMA ASSISTED MBE GROWTH FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF III-NITRIDES BASED HETEROSTRUCTURES FOR ADVANCED NANOELECTRONICSAlexeev A. N., Krasovitsky D. M., Petrov S. I., Chaly V. P., Mamaev V. V. ……………………………………. 16

INV.6 BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATIONKublanov V. S., Petrenko T. S., Chernyh O. A., Shalyagin �. �., Purtov K. S., Babich M. V. ……………………………………………………………………….. 20

INV.7 ANSYS: MODERN SIMULATION TOOLS FOR DESIGN OF MICROWAVE DEVICESButorov �. �. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..N/A

INV.8 SOME RESULTS OF ORBITAL OBJECTS OBSERVATIONBY A RADIO-WAVE IMAGING RADAR STATION OFBAUMAN MOSCOW STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITYNefedov S. I., Kruchkov I. V., Golubtsov M. E., Koroteev D. E. ……………………………………………....... 26

INV.9 THE TESTING POLYGON OF THE BLACK SEA HIGHER NAVAL INSTITUTE NAMED AFTER P. S. NAKHIMOV:HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION PROSPECTSShtager E. A., Yermolov P. P. ………………………………………………………………………………………… 30

INV.12 PUBLICATION CITATION AT CriMiCo CONFERENCE "MICROWAVE & TELECOMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY" in SCOPUS DATABASERzevtseva, N. L., Vasyliev �. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………… 33

INV.14 PLAGIARISM IN SCIENTIFIC WORKS: REASONS AND WHAT IS TO BE DONEShtennikov V. N., Zyablova A. Y. ……………………………………………………………………………………..37

SESSION H: HISTORY OF RADIO TECHNOLOGIES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS (VI Readings from Fedotov)

H.1 MARSHALL MCLUHAN AS AN ORACLE OF THE NEW ERA OF COMMUNICATIONSShtanko V. I., Grishchenko T. B. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 39

H.2 ON THE PROBLEM OF PERIODIZATIONOF THE NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION COMPLEX HISTORYShaposhnikov G. N., Zapariy V. V. ………………………………………………………………………………….. 41

H.3 MAP OF THE HISTORY OF TELECOMMUNICATIONSIlchenko M. E., Kravchuk S. O., Yermolov P. P. ……………………………………………………………………43

H.4 THE SHIP ELECTRICAL SIGNALLING SYSTEM RING BELL FROM THE FLEET DESTROYER “PRONZITELNY” OF THE BLACK SEA FLEET: FROM THE MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO CULTURAL HERITAGENikitina I. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 45

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H.5 INVESTIGATIONS OF TROPOSPHERE RADIOWAVE PROPAGATION OVER THE BLACK SEA SURFACESharygin G. S., Sharygina L. I. ………………………………………………………………………………………..47

H.6 ON THE HISTORY OF COOPERATION OF LENINGRAD PLANT (LENINGRAD PRODUCTION ENTERPRISE) named after KOZITSKIY WITH ENTERPRIZES OF THE CRIMEANepomnyashchiy A. M., Yermolov P. P. ……………………………………………………………………………. 49

H.7 BI-GRID TUBE AS A KING FOR A DAYPestrikov V. M. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...... 53

H.8 THE WORLD’S FIRST PRACTICAL RADIO LINK BETWEEN HOGLAND AND KUUTSALOPestrikov V. M. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...... 57

H.9p DOCTOR ERNST ALEXANDERSON — FROM ALTERNATORS TO AUTODYNESNoskov V. Ya. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….61

H.10p SCIENTIST, TEACHER AND TUTOR OF BRAIN-POWER(to the 80th anniversary of Professor Boris Mikhailovich Petrov)Kasyanov A. O., Kasyanova A. N. …………………………………………………………………………………….64

H.11p RECTOR OF SIMFEROPOL UNIVERSITY IN 1985—1989 ALEKSANDR GEORGIYEVICH SHEIN(to the 75th anniversary)Yeryomka V. D., Yermolov P. P. ………………………………………………………………………………………67

H.12p IRIT-RTF CREATED ITS OWN «TIME MACHINE»Knyazev S. T., Gusev O. A., Titova N. O.……………………………………………………………………………. 71

SESSION 1/1: SOLID STATE DEVICES AND SHF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS1.1 A SET OF GaAs MMIC DIGITAL PHASE SHIFTERS

WITH AN INTEGRATED CONTROL DRIVERBarov A. A., Kondratenko A. V., Khokhol D. S. …………………………………………………………………… 73

1.2 MMIC L-BAND FREQUENCY SOLID-STATE CONVERTERWITH AN INTEGRATED LO AMPLIFIERBezus S. V., Lee A. I., Tolstolutsky S. I., Kantyuk D. V., Tolstolutskaya A. V. ………………………………..75

1.3 ULTRAWIDEBAND POWER DETECTOR MMICs WITH 70 dB DYNAMIC RANGEVoronin N. N., Zagorodny A. S., Goshin G. G., Yunusov I.V., Gushchin V. A. ………………………………. 77

1.4 POWER pHEMTs OPERATING AT ZERO GATE BIASLukashin V. M., Pashkovskii A. B., Zhuravlev K. S.,Toropov A. I., Lapin V. G., Kapralova A. A. ………………………………………………………………………… 79

1.5 APPLICATION OF SERIES FEEDING FOR DESIGN OF MMIC MONOLITHIC AMPLIFIERSKrutov A. V., Rebrov A. S. …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 81

1.6 BROADBAND BALANCED FREQUENCY MULTIPLIERSLevashov A. V., Solovev. O. G., Ignatev A. P. ………………………………………………………………………83

1.7p EXTRACTION OF MMIC ACTIVE DEVICE PARAMETERS BY FINAL MEASUREMENTS RESULTSKrutov A. V., Rebrov A. S. …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 85

1.8p ULTRAWIDEBAND DIRECTIONAL POWER DETECTORSZagorodny A. S., Voronin N. N., Goshin G. G., Yunusov I. V., Gushchin V. A. ……………………………… 87

1.9p MMIC Ka-BAND FREQUENCY IMAGE REJECTION SOLID-STATE MIXERLee A. I., Tolstolutsky S. I., Ladygin A. O., Shevtsov A. V. ……………………………………………………… 89

1.10p SELF-DIRECTED MICROWAVE RECIEVER INPUT POWER LIMITERSOrlov O. S., Shipunova N. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………..91

SESSION 1/2: SHF SIGNAL GENERATION, MULTIPLICATION AND PROCESSING DEVICES

1.11 ULTRA-BROADBAND LNA OF 2—18 GHz RANGEZaitsev B. A., Kruchinin I. V., Levashov A. V. ………………………………………………………………………93

1.12 DESIGN OF HARMONIC-TUNED DUAL-BAND GAN HEMT POWER AMPLIFIER BASED ON GENETIC ALGORITHMKokolov A. A., Sheyerman F. I., Colantonio P., Babak L. I. …………………………………………………......95

1.13 ACHIEVING SUB-HZ FREQUENCY RESOLUTION IN HIGH SPECTRAL PURITY AND LOW POWERFREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERSGorevoy A. V.……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..97


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1.14 THE OPTOELECTRONIC MICROWAVE OSCILLATORBASED ON AN OPTICAL DISK MICRORESONATORGaliev A. B., Zadorin A. S., Lukina A. A., Kruglov R. S. …………………………………………………….........99

1.15 2-mm WAVELENGTH TUNABLE OSCILLATORBozhkov V. G., Petrov I. V., Emelyanov E. V., Perfilev V. I., Genneberg V. A. ………………………………..101

1.16 THE ULTRA WIDEBAND SPIN-WAVE CHAOS GENERATOR OF MIDDLE POWER BASED ON FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORSGrishin S. V., Grishin V. S., Romanenko D. V., and Sharaevskii Yu. P. ………………………………………. 103

1.17p MICROWAVE OSCILLATOR OF CHAOS WITH A NONLINEAR CONTOUR. EXPERIMENTMaksimov N. A., Panas A. I. …………………………………………………………………………………………...105

1.18p BIFURCATION TRANSITIONS TO THE DYNAMIC CHAOS MODE IN MUTUAL COUPLED MICROWAVE OSCILLATORS SYSTEMNovikov S. S., Usyukevich A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………107

1.19p DYNAMIC MODES OF TWO COUPLED MICROWAVE OSCILLATORSNovikov S. S., Usyukevich A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………109

1.20p ASPECTS OF BUILDING THE DIGITAL TRANSMIT-RECEIVE MODULES OF ACTIVE ELECTRONICALLY SCANNED ARRAYSKhramov K. K., Kostrov V. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………….111

1.21p Ku-BAND NANOSECOND PULSES RECEIVERSolovev O. G., Levashov A. V., Ignatev A. P. …………………………………………………………………........113

1.22p DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL-SIZE PASS-BAND FILTERS (PBF) BASED ON MAGNETOSTATIC SPIN WAVES (MSW) IN DECIMETER AND CENTIMETER FREQUENCY BAND WITH MECHANICAL FREQUENCY TUNINGPopina S. M., Kudenko A. S., Simanchuk B. P., Chechetin A. V. ……………………………………………….115

SESSION 1a: MODELING AND AUTOMATED DESIGNING OF SOLID STATE SHF DEVICES

1a.1 GENETIC-ALGORITHM-BASED STRUCTURAL SYNTHESISOF MICROWAVE TRANSISTOR AMPLIFIERSUSING S-PARAMETER DATA SETS OF PASSIVE ELEMENTSKalentyev A. A., Zhabin D. A., Dobush I. M., Garays D. V., Babak L. I. ……………………………………….. 117

1a.2 INVESTIGATION OF BEHAVIORAL MODELS FOR MMIC ELEMENTSSalnikov A. S. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………........119

1a.3 DEVELOPMENT OF MIC PDK FOR GaAs PROCESS WITH 1.0-�m GEOMETRY SIZETokmakov O. I., Pushnitsa I. S., Chaliy V. P. ……………………………………………………………………….121

1a.4 EXTRACTION OF HIGH-POWER MULTICELL TRANSISTOR PARAMETERSKrylov B. V., Dobychina E. M., Malakhov R.Y., Sergeev B. B. ………………………………………………......123

1a.5 NUMERICAL CONFORMAL TRANSFORMATIONS FOR MODELING OF COUPLED ROUND CONDUCTORS WITH AN ECCENTRIC SHIELDED PAIRSychev A. N., Chekhalin M. A., Struchkov S. M., Putilov V. N. …………………………………………………. 125

1a.6p THE MULTILAYER INTEGRATED CIRCUIT OF BANDPASS FILTER DESIGN BASED-ON MACROMODELS AND EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS FOR RLC-ELEMENTSKaraban V. M., Zyrin I. D. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 127

1a.7p COMPARISON OF CALCULATION TECHNIQUESFOR LARGE SIGNAL S-PARAMETERSKokolov A. A., Babak L. I., Garays D. V. ………………………………………………………………………….....129

1a.8p SIMULATION OF IC-PACKAGES FOR RF AND MW APPLICATIONSChukov G. V., Nazarova G. N., Nikiforov A. Yu. ……………………………………………………………………131

1a.9p DIMENSION EFFECT IN A LINEAR MODEL OF A Ka-BAND GaN HEMTTorkhov N. A., Salnikov A. S., Bozhkov V. G.,Babak L. I., Dobush I. M.,Novikov V. A. …………………………………........................................................... 133

1a.10p REZONANCE TRANSITIONS IN A HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD IN TRIPLE-BARRIER STRUCTURES WITH A TRANSPARENT UPPER QUANTUM LEVELPashkovskii A. B. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..135

1a.11p 3D-MODELING ELECROSTATIC SYSTEM OF SCHOTTKY CONTACTTorkhov N. A., Salnikov A. C., Kupreychik A. F.,Novikov V. A., Minin O. N., Babak L. I. ……………………………………………………………………………… 137


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1a.12p CONDUCTIVITY OF PLANAR GaAs SCHOTTKY DIODE WITH SMALL THICKNESS OF THE ACTIVE REGIONAsanov E. E., Zuev S. A., Kilessa G. V., Despotuli A. L., Andreeva A. V. ………………………………..........139

1a.13p GENERATION EFFICIENCY OF A PLANAR DIODE WITH A TUNNEL ANODE AND A TUNNEL LATERAL BOUNDARYProkhorov E. D., Botsula O. V., Reutina O. A. ……………………………………………………………………..N/A

1a.14p INFLUENCE OF IMPACT IONIZATION ON OSCILLATION EFFICIENCY OF SHORT GAN-BASED DIODESBotsula O. V., Prokhorov E. D., Svergun D. S., Prykhodko K. G. ……………………………………………… 143

1a.15p OSCILLATION OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC FIELD AND CARRIER DENSITY IN P-I-N SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTUREUsanov D. A., Gorbatov S. S., Kvasko V. Yu., Fadeev A. V., Kalyamin A. A. ………………………………....145

1a.16p TRANSITION TO CHAOS IN SEMICONDUCTOR SUPERLATTICE COUPLED TO EXTERNAL RESONATORMakarov V. V., Hramov A. E., Koronovskii A. A., Maximenko V. A., Balanov A. G. ………………………….147

SESSION 2/1: BASIC PROBLEMS OF VACUUM SHF ELECTRONICS2.1 ON THE CORRECTNESS OF VAINSTEIN-SOLNTSEV EQUATIONS

FOR EXCITATION OF WAVEGUIDESGaldetskiy A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….149

2.2 PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION OF THE CESIUM ATOMIC-BEAM TUBE FUNCTIONAL PARTSGolenitskiy I. I., Dukhina N. G., Korolev �. N., Pokrovskiy E. N., Pleshanov S. A. …………………………. 151

2.3 DEVELOPMENT OF THE CALCULATION TECHNIQUE OF THE THREE-ELECTRODEELECTRON GUN MODULATION CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MICROWAVE DEVICESBarsuk I. V., Vorobyov G. S. ………………………………………………………………………………………......153

2.4 MULTIPLE-BEAM CLOVERLEAF SLOW-WAVE STRUCTURE «COLD-TEST» SIMULATION RESULTS ANALYSISKuzmichev M. V., Profe V. B., Trotsyuk K. V. ………………………………………………………………………155

2.5 ELECTRON OPTICAL SYSTEM OF CYCLOTRON PROTECTIVE DEVICEBudzinskiy Y. �., Bykovskiy S. V., Golenitskiy I. I., Dukhina N. G. ……………………………………............ 157

2.6 ENGINEERING CALCULATION OF CYCLOTRON PROTECTIVE DEVICESBudzinskiy Y. A., Bykovskiy S. V., Kalina V. G. ……………………………………………………………...........159

2.7p ON SINGULARITIES IN 2D MODEL OF PARTICLES MOTION IN AXIALLY SYMMETRICAL FIELDGaldetskiy A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….161

SESSION 2/2: O-TYPE SHF DEVICES: TWT, BWT, KLYSTRONS2.8 SUBMILLIMETER WAVELENGTH REGION OROTRON

WITH DOUBLE-ROW PERIODIC STRUCTUREMyasin Ye.A., Evdokimov V. V., Il’yn A. Yu. ……………………………………………………………………...... 163

2.9 STUDY OF THE EXTERNAL LOADING INFLUENCE ON BWT-GENERATOR OPERATION MODESOshkin I. V., Profe V. B., Trotsyuk K. V. ……………………………………………………………………………. 165

2.10 MULTIBEAMS TWT OF O-TYPE WITH SHEET ELECTRONIC BEAMSAksenchyk A. V., Kirinovich I. F. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 167

2.11 STUDY OF DISPERSION CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIROW INTERDIGITAL SLOW WAVE STRUCTURENakrap I. A., Savin A. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………………..169

2.12 ELEMENTARY THEORY OF CLINOTRON WITH DISTRIBUTED INTERACTION OF ELECTRON BEAM WITH ORTHOGONAL COMPONENT OF FIELDAlexeev G. A., Stulova L. V.………………………………………………………………………………………........171

2.13p INVESTIGATION OF INFLUENCE OF PERIODIC DISCONTINUITIES ON THE DISPERSION CHARACTERISTICS OF COUPLED CAVITIES CHAINSNakrap I. A., Savin A. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………………......173

2.14p STUDY OF THE FIELD CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTIROW INTERDIGITAL STRUCTURENakrap I. A., Savin A. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………………..175

2.15p ELECTRON BEAM FOCUSING IN A DYNAMIC MODE AND A NEW TECHNIQUE OF PPM TUNINGGaldetskiy A. V., Rakova E. A., Saprynskaya L. A. ………………………………………………………………..177


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SESSION 2/3: O-TYPE DEVICES OF MM- AND SUBMM-WAVES2.16 THE RESULTS OF CALCULATION OF 0.18 THz KLYNOORBICTRON-AMPLIFIER

Yeryomka V. D., Kurayev A. A., Sinitsyn A. K. ……………………………………………………………………..179

2.17 AUTOMATED EXPERIMENTAL SETUP FOR MEASURING OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVE ELECTROVACUUM DEVICES OF OROTRON — GDR TYPEVorobyov G. S., Doroshenko D. Yu., Rybalko A. A., Ruban A. I. …………………………………………….....181

2.18 DOUBLE-MODE O-TYPE OSCILLATOR-AMPLIFIER WITH INCLINED FOCUSING FIELDOdarenko E. N., Shmat’ko A. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………....183

2.19 OSCILLATORS OF KLYSTRON TYPE ON ONE- AND DOUBLE-GAP CAVITIESGorlin O. A., Meleshkevich P. M., Pugnin V. I., Remizova T. S.,Stroykov E. A., Panov V.P., Fedyaev V. K., Shishkov A. A.,Yunakov A. N., Yurkin V. I. ………………………………………………………………………………………….....185

2.20 SELECTIVE PROPERTIES OF THE DOUBLE-ROW PERIODIC STRUCTURES OF MILLIMETER-WAVE BANDVorobjov G. S., Petrovskyi M. V., Rybalko A. A., Zhurba V. O., Krivets A. S. ………………………….......... 187

2.21p REFLEX KLYSTRONS AND NANOKLYSTRONS OF TERAHERTZ FREQUENCY RANGEYeryomka V. D., Ogarkova L. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………189

2.22p SLOW WAVE SYSTEM DOUBLE METAL FILM COMB ON DIELECTRIC COMB SUBSTRATE IN THE RECTANGULAR SCREENDavidovich M. V., Bushuev N. A. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 193

SESSION 2/4: GYRODEVICES AND M-TYPE DEVICES2.23 GYROKLYSTRON AS A FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER

Batura M. P., Kolosov S. V., Kurayev A. A. ………………………………………………………………………....195

2.24 GENERATION OF POWERFUL THZ RADIATION BY ELECTRON BEAMS AND ITS INTERACTION WITH PLASMA AND GASESGlyavin M. Yu., Golubev S. V., Denisov G. G., Luchinin A. G., Semenov V. E.,Sidorov A. V., Razin S. V., Rakova E. I.……………………………………………………....................................197

2.25 GYRO-TWT AT SLOWED-DOWN �0I-MODEKurayev A. A., Matveyenko V. V., Sinitsyn A. K., Hramov A. E. ………………………………………………... 199

2.26 FACTORS LEADING TO REDUCED EFFECTIVENESS OF RESONANCE PENIOTRONKuraev A. A., Matveyenko V. V., Sinitsyn A. K.…………………………………………………………………..... 201

2.27p ELECTRON FLOW IN THE MODE OF SIMULTANEOUS GENERATION OF TWO OSCILLATION MODES OF SIGNALSErmolaev A. V., Olennikova O. A., Shein A. G., Polyakov I. V. …………………………………………………..203

2.28p THE CONTROL OF THE COMBINATIONAL COMPONENTS OF MULTIFREQUENCY SIGNALS AT M-TYPE TWTYeskin D. L. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 205

2.29p THE MULTIBEAM ELECTRON SYSTEM FOR INCREASING OF GYROTRON OPERATING FREQUENCYGlyavin M. Yu., Manuilov V. N., Sedov A. S., Zavolsky N. A., Zapevalov V. E. ……………………………… 207

2.30p INVESTIGATION OF SUBTERAHERTZ GYROTRON FOR DNP NMR SPECTROSCOPY AT IAP RASGlyavin M. Yu., Denisov G. G., Zavolsky N. A., Zapevalov V. E., Kuftin A. N., Manuilov V. N., Morozkin M. V., Sedov A. S., Soluyanova E. A., Tai E. M., Chirkov A. V. …………………. 209

2.31p TERAHERTZ M-TYPE OSCILLATOR: OPTIMAL GEOMETRY OF OSCILLATORY CIRCUITV. D. Yeryomka, O. P. Kulagin, Jung-Il Kim ……………………………………………………………………….. 211

SESSION 3/1: BASIC PROBLEMS OF TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS

3.1 NONCOHERENT SELECTIVE RECEPTIONOF CHAOTIC RADIOPULSES IN A MULTIPATH CHANNELKuzmin L. V., Emel'iynov R. Yu. ……………………………………………………………………………………... 213

3.2 PROBABILITY OF ENERGY-BASED SIGNAL DETECTIONUNDER CONDITIONS OF MULTIPATH FADING CHANNELSGvozdaryev A. S.…………………………………………………………………………………………………………215

3.3 SECURE COMMUNICATION USING GENERALIZED SYNCHRONIZATION IN THE CASE OF THE INFLUENCE OF CHAOTIC SIGNAL ON PERIODIC GENERATORSMoskalenko O. I., Pavlov A. S., Phrolov N. S., Koronovskii A. A., Hramov A. E. …………………………… 217


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3.4 FORMING AND SELF-CHANGING NON-LINEARITY AS A SECURITY MEASURE OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM USED CHAOSIzmailov I. V., Poizner B. N., Romanov I. V. ………………………………………………………………….......... 219

3.5 INTERSYSTEM JAMMING OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS BASED ON UWB NOISE SIGNALSKalinin V. I., Radchenko D. E., Cherepenin V. A. …………………………………………………………………. 221

3.6 OFDM AS A METHOD FOR DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM RESOURCESUryvsky L. A., Osypchuk S. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 223

3.7p DETECTION OF SIGNALS WITH A FREQUENCY HOPPING SPREAD SPECTRUMSorochan A. G., Dobryak D. A., Dobryak O. A. ……………………………………………………………………. 225

3.8p INTERFERENCE FROM ADJACENT SATELLITE SYSTEMS IN MOBILE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONSIlcev St. D. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...227

3.9p COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL PREDISTORTERS OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS’ TRANSMISSION PATHSAverina L. I., Shaposhnikova Zh. V., Bugrov O. V., Bessonov D. A. …………………………………………...230

3.10p EVALUATION OF BIT ERROR RATE PROBABILITY FOR RADIO COMMUNICATIONS AND FIBER-OPTIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMSTsurcanu D. N., Nistiriuk A. P., Chihai A. G., Nistiriuk P. P., Baxan L. V., Andronic S. M., Nistiriuk P. V., Russu G. V., Alexei A. S., Iazlovetkii M. L., Tsurcanu T. P. ………………………………………………………………...........232

3.11p GRADIENT-BASED SEARCH TECHNIQUE USING FOR M-QAM SIGNALS’ DC-OFFSET ESTIMATION AND COMPENSATIONPestryakov A. V., Khasianova E. R. …………………………………………………………………………………. 234

3.12p RESEARCH OF DATA TRANSMISSION PROCESSES THROUGH DATA LINK WITH NOISE IN A BASEBANDShirokov I. B., Ablyakimov I. S., Snegur D. A. …………………………………………………………………….. 236

3.13p THE PREPARATION DIRECTION APPROACH FOR SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM SPECIALISTS OF INSTITUTE OF TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS OF NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF UKRAINE “KYIV POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE”Kapshtuk S. V., Kolomytsev M. A., Lipatov A. A. ……………………………………………………………….....238

3.14p EVALUATION CRITERIA OF REPRESENTATION ERROR OF SIGNALS AS ORTHOGONAL SERIESDegtyaryov A. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...240

3.15p THE SIGNAL/NOISE RATIO FOR THE WEIGHTED CORRELATION PROCESSING OF DETERMINISTIC SIGNALSDegtyarev A. N., Miryanova V. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………..242

3.16p ERROR-CORRECTED INFORMATION TRANSMISSIONIN TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS BASED ON DIGITAL HANKEL-TOEPLITZ TRANSFORMATIONPetryshyn L. B. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..244

3.17p “RADIO OVER FIBER” AND WIRELESS NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES IN THE MOBILE COMMUNICATIONSunduchkov K. S., Sunduchkov A. K., Golik A. L. ………………………………………………………………...246

SESSION 3/2: TECHNOLOGIES OF WIRELESS NETWORK SYSTEMS3.18 COLLECTION AND DATA TRANSMISSION DEVICES

FOR GEOGRAPHICALLY DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS OF HEATING MONITORING OF BUILDINGSOkopny R. P., Nenia V. G., Shendryk V. V. ………………………………………………………………………….249

3.19 TECHNOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING USING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKSLysenko A. I., Chumachenko S. N., Valuiskyi S. V. ………………………………………………………………. 251

3.20 FEATURES OF DEVELOPMENT FOR MIMO COMMUNICATION CHANNEL WITH UNMANNED VEHICLESParshin Yu. N., Kudryashov V. I., Kudryashova A. A. ……………………………………………………………253

3.21 VSAT NETWORK OPTIMIZATION BASED ON ON-BOARD TYPICAL TRANSPONDER PARAMETERSBorodina E. A., Kolomytsev M. A. …………………………………………………………………………………....255


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3.22 OPTIMIZATION OF ANTENNA CONFIGURATION TO ACHIEVE HIGHER PERFORMANCE OF MIMO SYSTEMKsendzov A. V., Surkov Y. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………….257

3.23p AIR DIGITAL TV IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF 10,15—10,3 GHzGorbanov A. N., Sviridenko V. I., Dudnik K. V., Afanasiev S. V. …………………………………………..........259

3.24p USE OF DRM TECHNOLOGY FOR BROADCAST MASS NOTIFICATION AT MULTIETHNIC REGIONSMinkin M. A., Khairullin M. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………........261

SESSION 3/3: LOCALIZATION, DIRECTION FINDING AND NAVIGATION SYSTEMS3.26 APPROACH FOR RFID TAG MEASUREMENT DATA MODELING

Gimpilevich Yu. B., Savochkin D. A. …………………………………………………………………………………263

3.27 IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF POSITIONING BY GNSS SIGNALS AT REGIONAL LEVELValeev V. G., Kornilov I. N., Ivanov V. E. ………………………………………………………………………........265

3.28 THE BROADBAND PHASE RADIO DIRECTION FINDER FOR COORDINATE DETERMINATION OF RADIATION SOURCES OF HARMONIC SIGNALSAvdeyenko G. L., Branchuk V. N., Yakornov E. A. ………………………………………………………………...267

3.29 DYNAMIC CHAOS IN A PROBLEM OF OBJECTS POSITIONING:ON A CAPABILITY AND FEATURES OF APPLICATIONRomanov I. V., Izmailov I. V., Poizner B. N. ………………………………………………………………….......... 269

3.30 THE SOFTWARE EMULATOR OF NAVIGATION RECEIVER FOR THE TEST EQUIPMENT OF GNSS SIMULATORSKrat N. M., Savin A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………..... 271

3.31p HARDWARE-SOFTWARE COMPLEX OF INTERFERENCING SITUATION CONTROLAND LOCALIZATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SOURCESBobrikhin A. F., Gudkov A. G., Leushin V. Yu., Meshkov S. A., Kolpakov N. S., Porokhov I. O., Silkin A. T. ………………………………………………………………………...273

3.32p AUTOMATIC LANDING OF ANIMAL TRACKING LIGHTER-THAN-AIR SYSTEMS (LTAS) ON THE RECHARGING PLATFORMIlcev St. D., Skoryk I. …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 275

3.33p MODULATED SIGNAL PROCESSING IN A DOPPLER DIRECTION FINDERSorochan A. G., Petrov D. O. …………………………………………………………………………………………. 278

3.34p DOPPLER MOTION SENSORS ADAPTATION FOR MEASURING QUADRATURES OF REFLECTED SIGNALSAntipov V. B., Fedianin I. S., Khlestunov A. P., Tziganok Yu. I. ………………………………………………...280

3.35p USING OF MOVEMENT MICROWAVE DETECTOR FOR RADIOVISION TASKSFedyanin I. S., Yakubov V. P., Antipov V. B., Kuz'menko I. Yu., Muksunov T. R. ……………………………282

3.36p METHOD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF GPS WORKING ZONEBASED ON SCALED-DOWN SIMULATIONNetchaev E. E., Skrypnik O. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………..284

3.37p CORRELATION DISTANCE MEASURING INSTRUMENTSorochan A.G. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………... 286

3.38p EFFICIENCY EVALUATION FOR MODEL-BASED AND NON-MODEL-BASED OBJECTS VISIBILITY IMPROVEMENT METHODS USING TELEVISION IMAGESMickhayluck Y. P., Nacharov D. V. …………………………………………………………………………………...288

3.39p SIMULATION OF FLUCTUATION OF RADAR SIGNAL REFLECTED FROM A DISTRIBUTED TARGETVdovkin K. A., Vazhenin V. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………...290

SESSION 3/4: FACILITIES AND ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION AND DIRECTION FINDING SYSTEMS

3.40 DIGITAL RADIO RELAY STATION “CONTACT-11M.820M1 ETH”Britkov A. V., Dudnik K. V., Gorbanov N. A., Per’kova N. I. ……………………………………………………...292

3.41 THE HYBRID FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER BASED ON DDS AND TWO-LOOP PLLRomashov V. V., Khramov K. K., Yakimenko K. A. ………………………………………………………………..294

3.42 POSSIBILITIES OF INCREASING CAPACITY OF MICROWAVE LINKS FOR THEIR REPEATERS IN FRESNEL ZONEAvdeyenko G. L., Chizhevskaya A. V., Yakornov E. A. …………………………………………………………...296


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3.43 ORGANIZATION OF A MODULATED SIGNAL AND A METHOD OF LASER MODULATION BY MEANS OF THE SIGNALGolyk A. L. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 298

3.44 THE RECEIVING-CONVERTING UNIT FOR THE INFORMATION SYSTEMGlushechenko E.N., Gramarchuk Y.O., Kobak N.N.,Kolisnichenko M. V., Petrenko V. P., Slesarenko S. S. ………………………………………………………….. 300

3.45p THE USE OF IMAGES OF DDS IN THE HYBRID FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERSRomashov V. V., Romashova L. V., Khramov K. K., Yakimenko K. A. ………………………………………...302

3.46p THE PASSIVE BAND PASSING FILTER SYNTHESISFOR NAVIGATION RECEIVERS OF SATELLITE SYSTEMSKaraban V. M., Sevastyanov R. S., Gerassimov E. G. …………………………………………………………….304

3.47p THE ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERWITH 1100 MSPS SAMPLING RATEBritkov A. V., Borodina G. N., Kondratenko G. G., Strybizh I. S. ………………………………………………. 306

3.48p POWER AMPLIFIERS FOR JAMMING STATIONSLaktionov A. I., Sviridenko V. I., Per’kova N. I.,Borodina G. N., Prokopenko A. E. Afanasiev S. V. …………………………………………………………......... 308

3.49p THE USE OF IMAGES OF DDS FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY FOR HIGH-FREQUENCY SIGNALS FORMATIONRomashov V. V., Khramov K. K., Doktorov A. N. …………………………………………………………………. 310

SESSION 3a/1: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES OF PROVISION OF SERVICES

3a.1 CONTROL STRATEGY OF THE INPUT STREAM ON THE ONLINE CHARGING SYSTEM IN PEAK LOAD MOMENTSGloba L.S., Skulysh M., Reverchuk A. ………………………………………………………………………........... 312

3a.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXISTING SOLUTIONS IN THE AREA OF THE DISCOVERY OF WEB SERVICES IN MULTIONTOLOGY ENVIRONMENTGloba L. S., Kovalskyi M. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………...... 314

3a.3 VERTICAL HANDOVER INTERACTION MODEL OF MOBILE SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO SYSTEM ELEMENTSGloba L. S., Kurdecha V. V., Sulima S. V. ………………………………………………………………………….. 316

3a.4 INFOCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PARAMETER MONITORING BY MEANS OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK DEVICESDanilin S. N., Makarov M. V., Shchanikov S. A. …………………………………………………………………....318

3a.5 THE METHOD OF TOLERANCE INCREASING TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL NOISES FOR NEURAL NETWORK DEVICESDanilin S. N., Makarov M. V., Shchanikov S. A. …………………………………………………………………....320

3a.6 TOOLS FOR INFORMATION WIKI-SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE BASED ON ONTOLOGYShestakov V. K., Zagorulko Yu. A. …………………………………………………………………………………...322

3a.7p DEVELOPMENT OF DECISION SUPPORT METHODS REPOSITORY AS SERVICE-ORIENTED SCIENTIFIC ENVIRONMENTZagorulko G. B. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 324

3a.8p THE ONTOLOGICAL MODEL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION-COMPUTATIONAL WEB-SYSTEM CONTAINING PUBLISHED NUMERICAL DATA ARRAYSPrivezentsev A. I., Fazliev A. Z. ……………………………………………………………………………………….N/A

3a.9p QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FAULT TOLERANCE FOR NEURONETWORK DEVICES OF INFOCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMSGalushkin A. I., Danilin S. N., Panteleev S. V. ……………………………………………………………………...328

3a.10p INTELLIGENCE DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM OF PATHOLOGICAL PROCESS WITH REDUNDANT TRAINING MATRIXDovbysh A. S., Stadnyk A. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………….... 330

3a.11p IMAGE FILTERING ALGORITHMS IN INFOCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMSZhiganov S. N., Gashin I. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 332

3a.12p CORRELATION AND FREQUENCY PROPERTIES OF NONEQUIDISTANT PULSE SEQUENCE OBTAINED BY MEANS OF FRANK CODESZhiganov S. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...334


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3a.13p ONTOLOGICAL APPROACH IN SEARCH OPTIMIZATIONZhukova I. G., Sadovnikova N. P., Valovoi M. Y., Gnedkova E. P. ……………………………………………...336

3a.14p APPLICATION OF ANT ALGORITHMS AS A BASIS FOR THE CREATION OF AN INTELLIGENT SYSTEM FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORT LOGISTICSShalaev A. N., Aksyonov K. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 338

3a.15p PROBLEM OF THE LIFETIME INCREASE OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKSLysenko O. I., Novikov V. I. …………………………………………………………………………………………… 340

3a.16p REPEATING TASKS SCHEDULING IN DESKTOP GRID SYSTEMSAlieksieiev M. O., Maiboroda O. V., Onysko A. O., Alekseev O. M. ……………………………………………. 342

SESSION 3a/2: DESIGNING AND PLANNING OF TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS3a.17 SYSTEMS NETWORKS IP/MPLS MONITORING MODEL

USING NETFLOW PROTOCOLRomanov A. I., Nesterenko N. N. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 344

3a.18 THE METHODS OF ALGEBRA OF FINITE PREDICATES IN THE INTELLECTUAL SYSTEM OF COMPLEX CALCULATIONS OF TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIESChetverikov G. G., Vechirska I. D., Tanyanskiy S. S. …………………………………………………………….. 346

3a.19 METHOD OF ENSURING THE REQUIRED TRANSMISSION RATEFOR WIMAX SUBSCRIBER STATIONGarkusha S. V., Al-Janabi H. D. K., Al-Dulaimi A. M. K.…………………………………………………............. 348

3a.20 STUDY OF COOPERATIVE MIMO METHOD EFFECTIVENESSFOR HF COMMUNICATION SYSTEMAverina L. I., Maljutin A. A., Merkulov D. V., Doroshenko V. Ju. ………………………………………….........350

3a.21 FAST CHANNEL ESTIMATION ALGORITHM FOR HF MIMO SYSTEMNechaev Yu. B., Dvorakova I. O., and Malyutin A. A. …………………………………………………………….. 352

3a.22 MATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-VALUED LOGIC ELEMENTS OF DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKSChetverikov G. G., Vechirska I. D., Leshchinsky V. A. …………………………………………………………... 354

3a.23p COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CALCULATION RESULTS FOR THE COMMUNICATION RANGE WITH THE SIMULATION RESULTS OF NETWORK COVERAGE LTENurbayev S. S., Zholdasuly M., Shelkovnikov B. N. ……………………………………………………………… 356

3a.24p SIMULATION OF WIRELESS MESH NETWORK WITH SMART ANTENNASStromov A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....358

3a.25p IMPROVEMENT ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSMISSION VOICE EFFICIENCY IN DISPATCH COMMUNICATION SYSTEMKulkov Y. Yu. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..... 360

3a.26p OPERATIONAL FEATURES OF STATIC M2M DEVICES UNDER CHANGING COVERAGE ENVIRONMENTSamsonov S. S., Shelkovnikov B. N. ………………………………………………………………………………...362

3a.27p CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OPTIMAL RECEIVER OF INFORMATION SIGNALS WITH UNKNOWN DISCONTINUOUS PARAMETERSChernoyarov O. V., Shakhtarin B. I., Guseva Yu. A. ………………………………………………………………364

3a.28p ADAPTIVE ESTIMATION OF TIME AND POWER PARAMETERS OF THE RANDOM PULSE WITH INEXACTLY KNOWN DURATION IN THE PRESENCE OF THE INTERFERENCE WITH UNKNOWN INTENSITYChernoyarov O. V., Shakhtarin B. I., Guseva Yu. A. ………………………………………………………………366

3a.29p RECOGNITION AND 3D-RECONSTRUCTION OF OBJECTSFROM IMAGES USING A PRIORI INFORMATIONZakharov A. A., Zhiznyakov A. L. ……………………………………………………………………………………..368

3a.30p COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DELAY IN VOICE TRANSMISSION AND CONGESTION INFLUENCE IN LTE NETWORKZholdasuly M., Nurbayev S. S., Shelkovnikov B. N. ……………………………………………………………… 370

3a.31p PARAMETRIC MODEL OF HIGH-LEVEL LANGUAGE PROGRAMMINGEvseev V. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………N/A

3a.32p DEVELOPMENT OF SOFTWAREFOR QUICKER RESPONSE TO TROUBLES IN DATA NETWORKPankov D. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...374


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SESSION 3a/3: DATA PROCESSING AND PROTECTION3a.33 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

FOR THE ARITHMETIC CODER IN H.265/HEVC STANDARD VIDEO CODINGPonomarev O. G., Strelnikov S. E. ……………………………………………………………………………….......376

3a.34 NEW TOOLS OF VIDEO ANALITICS BASED ON INTELLIGENT SENSORSMinatulaev Sh. M. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..... 378

3a.35 SYSTEM TASKS IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATIONSAND A GENERAL APPROACH TO THEIR SOLUTIONNikityuk L. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..380

3a.36 BINOMIAL MULTIPLE-VALUED CODESFOR INFORMATION TRANSFER JAMMING RESISTANCEProtasova T. A., Protasova K. A.………………………………………………………………………………………383

3a.37 ADAPTIVE COMPRESSION BASED ON BINOMINAL NUMBERSBorysenko A. A., Petryshyn L.B., Ivanchuk A. V., Skakovskaya A.N., Protasova T.A. …………………….. 385

3a.38 THE METHOD OF INTERSYMBOL INTERFERENCE ELIMINATION IN SLOWLY CHANGING MULTIPATH CHANNELSVarin A. P. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...387

3a.39p USE OF NATURE OF DISTRIBUTION OF SELF-SIMILARITY AS THE SIGN OF THE DIGITAL IMAGE IN THE TASK OF DETECTION OF OBJECTS ON AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHSZhiznyakov A. L., Privezentsev D. G., Zakharov A. A. …………………………………………………………….389

3a.40p USE OF FRACTAL SIGNS OF DIGITAL IMAGES FOR DETECTION OF SURFACE DEFECTSZhiznyakov A. L., Privezentsev D. G., Pugin E. V. ………………………………………………………………... 391

3a.41p THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR SPATIAL COMPENSATION FOR A COMPLEX OF INTERFERENCES USING AN OPTIMAL SPATIAL STRUCTUREGusev S. I., Parshin Yu. N., Kolesnikov S. V. ……………………………………………………………………....393

3a.42p SYNTHESIS OF GALOIS AND FIBONACCI PRIMITIVE MATRICESBeletskiy A. A., Beletskiy A. Ya. ………………………………………………………………………………………N/A

3a.43p STRUCTURAL DATA ON DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO TELECOMMUNICATION SERVERSTanyanskiy S. S., Chetverikov G. G., Vechirska I. D. …………………………………………………………….. 397

3a.44p MEANS OF INTEGRATION OF HETEROGENEOUS DATA CORPORATE INFORMATION AND TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMSFilatov V. A., Rudenko D. A., Grinyova E. E. …………………………………………………………………….....399

3a.45p AUTOMATION OF INCIDENTS' RECORDING PROCESS IN THE NETWORK OF THE MOBILE RADIO COMMUNICATION OF STANDARD GSM-900/1800Tsvetkov A. V., Ponomareva O. A., Yurina M. A. …………………………………………………………………..401

3a.46p REDISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE TRAFFIC USING THE METHOD OF Wi-Fi OFFLOADING. ADVANTAGES OVER ALTERNATIVE METHODDoundiak R. R. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 403

3a.47p STUDY OF PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION OF USER ACCESS NODE TRAFFICSamoilov M. S. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...405

3a.48p MEASUREMENT OF STEPWISE CHANGE POINT OF THE FAST FLUCTUATING GAUSSIAN RANDOM PROCESS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THE PARAMETRICAL PRIOR UNCERTAINTYSmolskiy S. M., Chernoyarov O. V., Shakhtarin B. I., Proskurin D. K.. …………………………………......... 407

3a.49p GRAPH MATCHING ALGORITHM IN POSITION AND ORIENTATION ESTIMATION TASKSBarinov A. E., Zakharov A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………....411

SESSION 3a/4: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY

3a.50 FUNCTION-ORIENTED PROCESSORS FOR FULFILLMENT OF ALGORITHMS OF REAL-TIME CORRELATION SYSTEMSLoukin N. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………413

3a.51 IP-CORE FOR REAL-TIME NAVIGATION DATA PROCESSINGLookin N. A., Shestakov S. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………... 415


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3a.52 FUNCTION-ORIENTED PROCESSORS WITH HOMOGENOUS ARCHITECTURE FOR DATA FLOW SIGNAL PROCESSING IN THE SPACE-BORN CONTROL SYSTEMSLookin N. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………417

3a.53 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AGENTS INTERACTING STANDARDSZraenko A. S., Aksyonov K. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 419

3a.54 THE STATE ANALYSIS OF INTELLIGENT TOOLS OF COMPUTER AIDED SOFTWARE ENGENEERINGAksyonov K. A., Spitsina I. A., Aksyonova O. P., Schaible P. ………………………………………………......421

3a.55 MOBILE ROBOT WITH REMOTE INFORMATION PROCESSINGSkakovskaya A. N., Kovrigin O. A. …………………………………………………………………………………...423

3a.56p DEVELOPMENT OF SIMULATION MODEL OF THE TAXI AND ANALYSIS OF THE MODELING RESULTSRudi S. I., Rudi A. I. …………………………………………………………………………………………………......425

3a.57p QUASIOPTIMAL NONLINEAR FILTERING OF BINAR SIGNALS IN JOHNSON NOISE CONDITIONAstretsov D. V., Sokolov R. I. ……………………………………………………………………………………….... 427

3a.58p METHODOLOGY OF DATA DECOMPOSITION AND FORMALSYNTHESIS OF COMPOSITION FORMS FOR REPRESENTATION

OF DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING BASIC OPERATIONSKlimova O. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....429

3a.59p PROBLEMS OF DATA ORGANIZATION FOR DATA MINING TECHNIQUES APPLICATION IN DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMSMakedonsky A. M. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….431

3a.60p COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS AND KANBAN SYSTEM IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF OPERATIONAL PRODUCTION PLANS FOR ENGINEERING ENTERPRISESMedvedev S. N., Aksyonov K. A. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 433

3a.61p DEVELOPMENT OF SIMULATION SYSTEMSAND DECISION-MAKING METHOD IN THE LOGISTIC FIELDNevolina A. L., Aksyonova O. P., Smoliy E. F. …………………………………………………………………......435

3a.62p MULTI-AGENT APPROACH FOR THE METALLURGICAL ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENTAksyonov K. A., Spitsina I. A., Sysoletin E. G., Aksyonova O. P., Smoliy E. F. …………………………...... 437

3a.63p THE METHOD OF PLANNING AND BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS OF ENTERPRISE PROJECT PORTFOLIOAksyonova O. P., Wang Kai …………………………………………………………………………………………...439

3a.64p � INTELLIGENT IT-ENVIRONMENT FOR INTEGRATIONOF SEMANTIC MODELS TO ENERGY RESEARCHMassel L. V., Massel A. G. ……………………………………………………………………………………………..441

3a.65p EVENTS ONTOLOGIES AND THEIR APPLICATION FOR DESCRIPTION OF ENERGY SECURITY THREATSMassel A. G., Tyuryumin V. O. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 443

3a.66p FORMAL TRANSITION FROM ALGORITHM TO MODEL FOR DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING OPERATIONSKlimova O. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....445

SESSION 4/1: MULTI-ELEMENT ANTENNA ARRAYS4.1 WIDE ANGLE SCANNING VIVALDI ANTENNAS ARRAY

Bankov S. E., Davydov A. G., Kariukin G. E., Kurushin A. A., Papilov K. B. ……………………………….... 447

4.2 DIGITAL BEAM-FORMING SUPER WIDEBAND MULTI-BEAM HYBRID ANTENNA SYSTEMBankov S. E., Bredihin I. Yu., Davydov A. G., Safin M. D. ………………………………………………………..449

4.3 RECONFIGURABLE ANTENNAS BASED ON DIFFRACTION ARRAYSKasyanov A. O., Obukhovets V. A. ………………………………………………………………………………….. 451

4.4 PHASE CONTROL IN MICROSTRIP REFLECTARRAYS RADIATORSObukhovets V. A., Kasyanov A. O. ………………………………………………………………………………….. 453

4.5 MINIMIZATION OF THE SLL IN ANTENNA ARRAYS OF MOBILE SYSTEMSOvchinnikova E. V., Kondratieva S. G. ……………………………………………………………………………... 455

4.6p THE DUAL-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEM BASED ON NEW GENERATION TRANSMIT/RECEIVE MODULES FOR THE ON-BOARD RADARZykov L. S., Kondrat'eva S. G., Ovchinnikova E. V., Shmachilin P. A. ………………………………………...457


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4.7p ON-BOARD SLOTTED WAVEGUIDE ATENNA ARRAYDobychina E. M., Snastin M. V., Bebko M. S. ……………………………………………………………………....459

4.8p THE LOW-PROFILE PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA WITH COMBINED ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL BEAM STEERING FOR SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONSLitinskaya Y. A., Panko V. S., Salomatov Yu. P. …………………………………………………………………...461

4.9p FEW-ELEMENT ANTENNA ARRAY FOR HIGH-ACCURACY NOISE-PROTECTED TRI-BAND GLONASS/GPS RECEIVERVladimirov V. M., Grechkoseyev A. K., Markov V. V., Shepov V. N. …………………………………………....463

4.10p CIRCULAR POLARIZATION FLAT-LAYERED SPHERICAL LUNEBERG LENS ANTENNA SYSTEMRyazantsev R. O., Salomatov Y. P., Alexandrin A.M., Dranishnikov A. S. ……………………………............465

4.11p WIDE-ANGLE MECHANOELECTRICAL BEAM STEERING ANTENNA SYSTEMStankovsky A. V., Nemshon A. D., Polenga S. V., Lemberg K. V., Salomatov Y. P. …………………………467

4.12p A BROADBAND SUB-WAVELENGTH PHASE-CORRECTING ELEMENT FOR TRANSMIT ANTENNA ARRAYSNemshon A. D., Alexandrin A. M., Polenga S. V.,Stankovsky A. V., Panko V. S., Salomatov Y. P. ……………………………………………………………..........469

4.13p RING ARRAY FOR MONOPULSE PHASE DIRECTION FINDERSharygin G. S., Dubinin D. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………… 471

4.14p NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE ANTENNA ARRAY COMPOSED OF ANISOTROPICALLY CONDUCTIVE BANDSKasyanov A. O. , Kartashov M. V. …………………………………………………………………………………….473

SESSION 4/2: ANTENNA ARRAYS WITH SIGNAL PROCESSING4.15 INFLUENCE OF DOA ALGORITHM STRUCTURE ON EFFICIENCY

OF ESTIMATION OF ANGULAR COORDINATESSafonova A. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...475

4.16 THE ADAPTIVE ANTENNA ARRAY FOR JAM-RESISTANT RECEPTION OF SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM SIGNALSAndreev A. G., Erokhin A. A., Shtro P. V., Taranenko A. Y. ……………………………………………………...477

4.17 APPLICATION POSSIBILITIES OF FIBER-OPTIC TELECOMMUNICATION LINKS’ COMPONENTS FOR BEAMFORMING SYSTEMS OF BROADBAND ANTENNA ARRAYSIvanov S. I., Lavrov A. P., Saenko I. I. ………………………………………………………………………………..479

4.18 THE ANTENNA WITH FREQUENCY SCANNING BASED ON LOGOPERIODIC STRUCTURESchekaturin A. A., Kovalchuk D. A. …………………………………………………………………………………..481

4.19p THE PROBLEM OF ANTENNA PLACEMENT ON COMPLEX MULTI-PURPOSE OBJECTSBelitskiy A. M., Buzova M. A., Bukashkin S. A. …………………………………………………………………….483

4.20p ILLUMINATION ANTENNAS FOR RADIO-VISION SYSTEMS OF THE 3-mm WAVELENGTH RANGEShashkin V. I., Belov Yu. I., Volkov P. V., Illarionov I. A. ……………………………………………….............. 485

4.21p NON-CONTACT RADIO WAVE CONTROL METHODS FOR PATCH ANTENNAS OF 3-CENTIMETRE RANGEMaikova O. V., Yurchenko A. V., Ljuljakin A. P., Trubachev A. A., Bortnikov I. D. ………………………….487

4.22p X-BAND MICROSTIRP ANTENNA WITH 45% BANDWIDTHSemenin S. N., Medzhitov R. D., Kolmakova N. G. ……………………………………………………………….. 489

4.23p SPHERICAL ANTENNA EXCITED BY A SLOT IN AN IMPEDANCEEND-WALL WITH LOSSES OF A RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDEBerdnik S. L., Penkin Yu. M., Katrich V. A., Nesterenko M. V., Blinova N. K. ……………………………...... 491

4.24p RE-ADJUSTING DISK MICROSTRIP ANTENNAPogarsky S. A., Saprykin I. I., Mayboroda D. V., Sukhov V. N. …………………………………………………. 493

4.25p HYBRID METAL-DIELECTRIC STRUCTURE BASED ON INVERTED DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDEMayboroda D. V., Pogarsky S. A., Saprykin I. I., Sukhov V. N. …………………………………………………. 495

SESSION 4/3: APERTURE ANTENNAS4.26 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVE PERMITTIVITY

OF A PERFORATED DIELECTRIC LAYERSmolnikova O. N., Skobelev S. P. ………………………………………………………………………………........497


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4.27 CALCULATION OF MULTIBEAM REFLECTOR ANTENNA USING HYBRID METHOD IN ANSYS HFSS SOFTWAREKruglov A. I., Klimov K. N., Meshcheryakova K. S. ………………………………………………………………. 499

4.28 SOFTWARE REALIZATION OF SYNTHESIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF AMPLITUDE-PHASE DISTRIBUTION OF LINEAR ANTENNA ARRAY BY WOODWARD METHODTsay A. B., Klimov K. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………………..N/A

4.29 PULSE CHARACTERISTICS OF ANTENNA ARRAY RADIATING ULTRA-WIDEBAND SIGNALSLagovsky B. �. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 503

4.30 IMPLEMENTATION FEATURES OF PASS TYPE Ka-BAND WIDE-ANGLE SCANNING PHASED ARRAY ANTENNASGolubtsov M. Ye., Rusov Yu. S., Krekhtunov V. M., Nefedov S. I. ……………………………………………...505

4.31p SMALL-SIZED AXISYMMETRICAL ANTENNA ARRAYS OF MICROWAVE RANGEOvsyanikov V. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...507

4.32p PLANAR SINGLE-LAYER LEAKY-WAVE ANTENNA ARRAYBorisov D. N., Eroshenko D. A., Klimov A. I., Nechaev Ju. B. ………………………………………………….. 509

4.33p DIRECTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A RING APERTURE RADIATORPanko V. S., Salomatov Y. P., Sugak M. I. …………………………………………………………………………..511

4.34p THE SPIRAL SLOT ANTENNA WITH A HORIZONTAL CHOKE RINGGafarov E. R., Salomatov Y. P. ………………………………………………………………………………………..513

4.35p SYMMETRICAL ANTENNAS IN ANISOTROPIC MEDIUMKanymgaziyeva I. A.……………………………………………………………………………………………………..515

4.36p EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CONE ANTENNA WITH A LONGITUDINAL SLOTDoroshenko V. O., Strelnytskyi O. O., Strelnytskyi O. E. ………………………………………………………...517

4.37p STUDY OF BAND PROPERTIES OF THE MODE SEPARATOR OF TWO-CHANNEL ANTENNA OF MWF RADIO HEAT-SEEKING SYSTEMFedoseeva E. V., Fedoseev A. A. …………………………………………………………………………………..... 519

4.38p TRUSS-TYPE DEPLOYABLE REFLECTOR ANTENNA SYSTEMSFOR SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR MOUNTED ON A SMALL SPACECRAFTChebotarev A. S., Panteleev V. A., Feyzulla N. M., Mitrofanov E. M., Plastikov A. N. ……………............... 521

SESSION 4/4: ANTENNA ELEMENTS4.39 ANALYSIS OF MULTILAYERED ANTENNA RADOMES

AS A RADIATION PROBLEM SOLVINGKarpov A. G., Knyazev S. T., Korotkov A.N., Shabunin S.N. …………………………………………………….523

4.40 THE ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCE OF SPHERICAL RADOMES OF LARGE REFLECTOR ANTENNAS AND ANTENNA ARRAYS ON THEIR RADIATION PROPERTIESKarpov A. G., Knyazev N. S., Shabunin S. N. ……………………………………………………………………… 525

4.41 SPHERICAL VECTORIAL FUNCTIONS APPLICATION FOR ELECTRO-MAGNETIC FIELD APPROXIMATIONLitun V. I., Mitrokhin V. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 527

4.42 SIDE-FED OFFSET CASSEGRAIN ANTENNAS WITH 18°�18° FIELD OF VIEW: AN EFFICIENCY COMPARISON USING SURFACE AREA EFFICIENCY CRITERIONPlastikov A. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………529

4.43 PHYSICAL AND ASYMPTOTIC APPROXIMATIONS FOR CURRENTS ON A CONDUCTING CONE FROM DIFFRACTION OF A PLANE WAVESemenov A. I., Kondratieva S. G. ………………………………………………………………………………….....531

4.44p MACROS PROGRAMMING IN MODERN ELECTROMAGNETICS SOFTWARE PACKAGES BY THE APPLICATION EXAMPLE OF LOG-PERIODIC DIPOLE ARRAY ANTENNAS DESIGNINGPlastikov A. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………533

4.45p EM WAVE DIFFRACTION ON BIVARIATE PERIODICAL WAVEGUIDE DIELECTRIC ANTENNA ARRAY RADIATION ELEMENTSKrekhtunov V. M., Budkin A. A., Komissarova E. V. ……………………………………………………………... 535

4.46p MICROWAVE DUAL-REFLECTOR ANTENNA IRRADIATOR FOR A SYSTEM WITH FOUR-CHANNEL RECEPTIONRusov Yu. S., Nekrasov E. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………… 537


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4.47p APPLICATION OF A NEAR-FIELD COMPENSATION METHOD FOR WIDENING THE MICROSTRIP ANTENNA MATCHING BANDFadeeva N. Yu., Rusov Yu. S., Mitrokhin V. N. ……………………………………………………………………..539

4.48p DESIGN OF BEAM-FORMING DEVICES OF HF-BAND TRANSMITTING CIRCULAR ANTENNA ARRAYSBuzov A. L., Kolchugin I. Y. …………………………………………………………………………………………...541

4.49p USING OF PARTIALLY FILLED RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE FOR LEAKY-WAVE ANTENNA DESIGNAbdullin R. R., Mitelman Yu. E. ……………………………………………………………………………………….543

4.50p MICROWAVE AND ANTENNA DEVICES SYNTHESIS BASED ON GENETIC ALGHORITMS IMPLEMENTATIONAverina L. I., Leschinskiy A. A., Lukyanenko A. A. ………………………………………………………………..545

4.51p PLANAR ULTRAWIDEBAND ANTENNA FOR COMMUNICATION AND RADIOLOCATIONBalzovsky E. V., Buyanov Yu. I., Lyulyakin A. P. …………………………………………………………………. 547

4.52p DUAL SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE REFOCUSING OF SATELLITE REFLECTORS Yakubov V. P., Shipilov S. E., Ponomarev S. V. …………………………………………………………………... 549

CURRENT EVENTS, ADVERTISEMENTCriMiCo’2013 Organizing Committee Prizes ………………………………………………………………………. BTo 85th anniversary of Professor Lipatov Anatoly Alexeyevich ………………………………………………...FTo 75th anniversary of Nikolay Fyodorovich Karushkin ………………………………………………………….GTo 70th anniversary of Vladimir Filippovich Dryakhlushin ……………………………………………………… HTo 70th anniversary of Anatoly Vasilyevich Chechetin ………………………………………………………….. ITo 70th anniversary of Academician Shul’ga Valeriy Mikhaylovich …………………………………………… JTo 60th anniversary of Professor Abramov Igor’ Ivanovich …………………………………………………….. KTo 60th anniversary of Professor Shevtsov Vyacheslav Alekseyevich ……………………………………….. LCriMiCo’2015 First Announcement …………………………………………………………………………………..O


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Contents — Volume 2SESSION 5/1: WAVEGUIDES AND RESONATORS5.1 MODELING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN CYLINDRICAL

THREE-LAYERS WAVEGUIDE WITH METAMATERIAL LAYERMeshcheryakov V. A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………...553

5.2 TUNABLE WAVEGUIDE-DIELECTRIC RESONATORFOR THE MILLIMETER BAND WITH INCREASED Q-FACTORBilous R. I., Martynuik S. P., Motornenko A. P., Skuratovskiy I. G. ……………………………………........... 555

5.3 COUPLED ELECTROMAGNETIC AND MAGNETOSTATIC OSCILLATIONS IN FERRITE-DIELECTRIC RESONATORMovchan N. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………557

5.4p A NEW APPROACH TO ADJUST RESONANT FREQUENCIESOF MICROSTRIP RESONATORSSorkin A. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….N/A

5.5p THE EXCITATION DEVICE FOR 01 MODE IN A CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE BASED ON ANTIPHASED DIPOLESLetavin D. A., Mitelman Yu. E. ………………………………………………………………………………………...561

5.6p CAVITY RESONATORS IN THE FORM OF PARABOLOID OF REVOLUTIONProkopenko A. V., Smirnov K. D. …………………………………………………………………………………..... 563

5.7p SCATTERING H10 WAVE ON DIAPHRAGME WITH GYROMAGNETIC MEDIUM IN RECTANGULARY WAVEGUIDEMizernik V. N., Shmat’ko A. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………...... 565

5.8p UNBALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC COUPLINGMaljutin N. D., Loschilov A. G., Sychev A. N., Maljutina A. N. ………………………………………………......567

5.9p MODELING OF THE ENERGY FLUX DENSITY IN A CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE WITH A LAYER OF METAMATERIALMeshcheryakov V. A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………...570

5.10p MICROSTRIP FILTERS BASED ON 2-D PHOTONIC CRYSTALBelyaev B. A., Khodenkov S. A., Borisenkov D. V., Butikov A. S …………………………………………….... 572

5.11p MICROSTRIP BROADBAND FILTERS BASED ON THE MULTIMODE RESONATORKhodenkov S. A., Belyaev B. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………… 574

5.12p THE CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE TE01 MODE CONVERTER BASED ON APERTURE SLOT COUPLING WITH A RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDEMalov E. E., Mitelman Yu. E. ……………………………………………………………......................................... 576

SESSION 5/2: SHF-FILTERS, DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS AND DIVISION DEVICES5.13 DIELECTRIC FILTERS WITH IMPROVED FREQUENCY SCATTERING PARAMETERS

Trubin A. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….578

5.14 DUAL-BAND RECTANGULAR DIELECTRIC RESONATOR FILTERPidgurska T. V., Trubin O. O., Shelkovnikov B. N. ……………………………………………………………......580

5.15 DEVELOPMENT OF MICROWAVE POWER DIVIDER FOR RADIO MODULE BASED ON LOW-TEMPERATURE COFIRED CERAMICSZyrin I. D., Karaban V. M. …………………………………………………………………………………………....... 582

5.16 THE DESIGN VERSION FOR THE ACTIVE MICROSTRIP BANDPASSING FILTERSGEVORKYAN V. M. …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 584

5.17p DEVELOPMENT OF MICROWAVE FILTERS FOR RADIO MODULES BASED ON LOW-TEMPERATURE COFIRED CERAMICSZyrin I. D., Karaban V. M. …………………………………………………………………………………………....... 586


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5.18p CALCULATION OF COMBINED STUB DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS ON MICROSTRIP AND SLOT LINESRomanenko S. N., Dmitrenko V. P., Voskoboynyk V. A. ………………………………………………………… 588

5.19p STRUCTURES OF MULTIRESONATOR MICROSTRIP DIRECTIONAL TRAVELING-WAVE FILTERSGlushechenko E. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 590

5.20p THE COMPACT BAND-PASS FILTER ON L-RIDGED RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDEZemlyakov V.V., Zargano G.F., Gadzieva A.A. …………………………………………………………………….. 592

5.21p MICROSTRIP FILTERS DESIGN USING A SPECTRAL DOMAIN METHOD OF MOMENTSSemernya R. E., Vilenskiy A. R., Litun V. I. ……………………………………………………………………....... 594

5.22p MICROSTRIP BANDPASS FILTER WITH TWO SPIRALSKnyazev N. S., Konovalov A. L., Chechetkin V. A. ………………………………………………………………...596

5.23p BAND PASS TUNABLE FILTERS OF VHF RANGE, COMPLETED WITH USE OF VARICAPSTiumentcev A. I., Khrolenko T. S. …………………………………………………………………………………….598

5.24p THE RESULTS OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTALINVESTIGATION OF EBG-FILTERAkhiyarov V. V., Lukina I. B. ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 600

5.25p PHASE RESPONSE AND GROUP DELAY CHARACTERISTICS OF UHF MULTIBAND FILTERS AND DIPLEXERS BASED ON HIGH-PASS AND LOW-PASS FILTERSBabushkina O. A., Golovkov A. A., Kershis A. S., Pivovarov I. U., Kuzmenko V. A. ………………………...602

5.26p DESIGN OF BROADBAND STRIP-LINE DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS WITH IMPROVED DIRECTIVITYShekhovtsov V. V., Sledkov V. A., Pischenko G. P., Pischenko M. G., Manuilov M. B. ……………………. 604

5.27p COMPACT MICROSTRIP FILTERS WITH SYMMETRICAL FREQUENCY RESPONSEZakharov A. V., Il'chenko M. Ye., Pinchuk L. S. ……………………………………………………………………606

SESSION 5/3: DIELECTRIC ELEMENT BASE OF UHF5.28 MM-WAVE ELEMENTS' BASE ON THE BASIS OF DIELECTRIC

STRUCTURES: A SEMI-CENTURY WAY OF FORMATIONVzyatyshev V. F., Smolskiy S. M., Bankov S. E., Orekhov Yu. I. ………………………………………………..608

5.29 ANALYSIS OF WAVEGUIDE TECHNOLOGIES AND EXTREMELY HIGH FREQUENCIES DEVICES BASED ON THE DIELECTRIC STRUCTURES WITH THE USE OF PATENT CONTENT KNOWLEDGEKoldaev A. V., Vzyatyshev V. F. ……………………………………………………………………………………....611

5.30 EXCITATION OF THE HIGH Q-FACTOR WHISPERING-GALLERY MODES IN THE HEMIBALL SHIELDED DIELECTRIC RESONATOR BY THE “SLOT-LINE”Kogut A. E., Nosatyuk S. O., Solodovnik V. A., Dolya R. S. …………………………………………………….. 613

5.31 THE ELEMENT BASE ON THE BASIS OF SEMI-SHIELDED DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDESKrutskikh V. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...615

5.32 WAVEGUIDE-BEAM TRANSDUCERS ON MULTIMODE DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDESNikolaenko D. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………617

5.33p MEETING-1969 ON DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDES. THE SOCIAL-INFORMATION EVALUATION IN THE GENERATIONS’ DIALOG AFTER 45 YEARSVzyatyshev V. F., Orekhov Yu. I., Andreev A. S., Minkara S. M. ………………………………………………...619

5.34p THE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR INVESTIGATIONSOF NATURAL WAVE SPECTRA OF THE WIDE-FORMAT DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDES BY RESONANT METHODSNikolaenko D. V., Andreev A. S., Minkara S. M. ………………………………………………………………....... 621

5.35p MPLEMENTATION OF MULTIMODE MODE FOR AMPLITUDE-PHASE DISTRIBUTIONSYNTHESIS ON THE APERTURE OF DIELECTRIC PLANAR RADIATORSShtykov V. V., Gajnulina E. Ju., Nazarov A. V. …………………………………………………………………..... 623

5.36p AXIAL DISCONTINUITY INFLUENCE ON Q-FACTOR OF THE LAMELLAR DIELECTRIC RESONATORKirichenko A. Ya., Golubnichaya G. V., Krivenko E. V., Lutchenko V. I. ………………………………………625

5.37p THE 3-mm WAVELENGTH PHASE-METER SYSTEM BASED ON DIELECTRIC ELEMENTS' BASEVzyatyshev V. F., Churkin S. S. ……………………………………………………………………………………….627


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5.38p METAL WAVEGUIDE TO SEMI-SHIELDED DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDE FRONT TRANSDUCERSGuryanov A. Y., Krutskikh V. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………....629

5.39p THE ELEMENT BASE ON THE BASIS OF MULTI-COUPLED DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDESVladimirov S. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….631

SESSION 5/4: ESTIMATION AND DESIGN OF PASSIVE COMPONENTS5.40 EIGEN FREQUENCIES OF CYLINDRICAL STRUCTURES WITH A PLASMA SHEET

Dormidontov A. V., Prokopenko Yu. V. …………………………………………………………………………….. 633

5.41 DESIGN OF THE WAVEGUIDE-DISTRIBUTIVE SYSTEMS WITH IMPROVED RADIO ENGINEERING AND MASS-DIMENSIONAL PARAMETERSSilchenko P. N., Mikhnev M. M., Kudryavtsev I. V., Novikov E. S., Gotseluk O. B. …………………………. 635

5.42 PASSIVE ULTRA WIDEBAND REFLECTIVITY ARRAY FOR RADIOTOMOGRAPHYShipilov S. E., Satarov R. N., Eremeev A. I. …………………………………………………………………………637

5.43 ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SHIELDS WITH GEOMETRICALLY INHOMOGENEOUS SURFACE BASED ON POWDERED PERLITE AND TITANOMAGNETITEBoiprav O. V., Borbotko T. V., Gan'kov L. L. …………………………………………………………………........ 639

5.44p MODELING OF SELECTIVE MICROWAVE DEVICES ON CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDESGubsky D. S., Zemlyakov V. V., Sinyavsky G. P. ………………………………………………………………..... 641

5.45p PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF INTEGRAL INDUCTANCE OF STRIP MEMS — A COIL at SHFSapogin V. G., Prokopenko N. N., Budyakov A. S. ……………………………………………………………….. 643

5.46p IMPROVEMENT OF ASSEMBLY ACCURACY AND STRENGTH OF WAVEGUIDE-DISTRIBUTIVE SYSTEMS OF COMMUNICATION SPACECRAFTSSilchenko P. N., Mikhnev M. M., Kudryavtsev I. V., Novikov E. S., Gotseluk O. B. …………………………. 645

5.47p THE MICROWAVE DEVICE ON DIAPHRAGM AND FRAME COUPLING ELEMENTSFOR GUNN DIODE GENERATOR OUTPUT POWER CONTROLUsanov D. A., Nikitov S. A., Skripal A. V., Frolov A. P. …………………………………………………………...647

5.48p THE TERMAL INSULATION MICROWAVE ABSORBER MATERIALKazmina O. V., Suslyaev V. I., Dushkina M. A., Dorozhkin K. V. ………………………………………………..649

5.49p NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF WAVE MODES TRANSFORMATIONGezha D. S., Godin A. S., Klimov K. N. ………………………………………………………………………………N/A

5.50p SIMULATION OF AN ANALOG PHASE SHIFTERKisel N. N., Grishchenko S. G., Derachits D. S. ……………………………………………………………………653

5.51p SYNTHESIS OF EQUIVAL ENT CIRCUITS FOR EMBEDDED RLC-COMPONENTS BASED-ON LTCCKaraban V. M., Zyrin I. D. …………………………………………………………………………………………....... 655

5.52p PHASE ERROR CORRECTING METHOD FOR PHASE SPLITTERS BASED ON SIGE DIFFERENTIAL STAGEKrutchinsky S. G., Prokopenko N. N., Starchenko �� I., Gavlicky �� I. ………………………………………...657

5.53p PROPERTIES OF UNPROPER GLIDING AND LEAKAGE WAVESIN DISSIPATIVE WAVEGUIDE STRUCTURESDavidovich M. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………659

SESSION 5a/1: SEMICONDUCTOR HETEROJUNCTION STRUCTURES5a.1 TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIMIZATION OF THE MICROWAVE

HYBRID AND MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITSAgasieva S. V., Leushin V. Yu., Meshkov S. A., Popov V. V., Makeev M. O. …………………………………. 661

5a.2 FRACTALITY AS A NEW NANOTECHNOLOGICALDIRECTION OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL SCIENCETorkhov N. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 663

5a.3 2D ELECTRON GAS MOBILITY IN PSEUDOMORPHIC AlGaAs/InGaAs/AlGaAs HETEROSTRUCTURES WITH DONOR-ACCEPTOR DOPINGProtasov D. Yu., Bakarov A. K., Toropov A. I., Zhuravlev K. S. ……………………………………………....... 665

5a.4p PHOTOLUMINESCENCE OF AlGaAs/InGaAs/GaAs PHEMT HETEROSTRUCTURES WITH DONOR-ACCEPTOR DOPING OF BARRIERSGulyaev D. V., Zhuravlev K. S., Bakarov A. K., Toropov A. I. …………………………………………………....667

5a.5p EFFECT OF LINEAR DIMENSIONS OF THE DRAIN-SOURCE 2D-CHANNEL OF ALGAN/GAN HEMT ON ITS STATIC CURRENT-VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS (LATERAL SIZE EFFECT)Torkhov N. A., Bozhkov V. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………… 669


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5a.6p CURRENT FLOW MECHANISM IN AU-TI-PD-N+-INN OHMIC CONTACTSachenko A. V., Belyaev A. E., Boltovets N. S., Brunkov P. N., Konakova R. V., Saj P. O., Sheremet V. N., Pilipchuk A. S. ……………………………………………………...N/A

5a.7p METHODS FOR DETERMINATION OF SCHOTTKY BARRIER HEIGHT FROM I–V CURVESKudryk Ya. Ya., Shynkarenko V. V., Slipokurov V. S., Bigun R. I., Kudryk R. Ya. …………………………...N/A

5a.8p UNHEATED MICROWAVE TREATMENT OF OHMIC CONTACTS TO n-InP WITH A TiBx DIFFUSION BARRIERNovitskii S. V., Ivanov V. N., Kovtonuk V. M. Sheremet V. N. ……………………………………………..........N/A

SESSION 5a/2: TECHNOLOGY OF HYBRID INTEGRATED CIRCUITS5a.9 FORMATION OF CHIPS WITH PASSIVE PART

BY THE ALUMINA TECHNOLOGY FOR MICROWAVE ATTENUATORLitvinovich G. V., Sokol V. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………….... 677

5a.10 MICROWAVE ANTENNA FORMATION USING INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGYLitvinovich G. V., Sokol V. A., Kovalevsky V. V., Meledina M. V. ……………………………………………….679

5a.11 ELECTROCHEMICAL FORMATION OF THROUGH THICKNESS ANODIC ALUMINA STRUCTURES WITH EMBEDDED ALUMINUM ELEMENTSShimanovich D. L. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 680

5a.12p TECHNOLOGY OF POROUS SILICON DIOXIDE FILMS SYNTHESISAND THEIR ELECTRICAL PROPERTIESSakharov Yu. V., Troyan P. E. …………………………………………………………………………………………682

5a.13p ANISOTROPY AND FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE DETERMINATION OF RELATIVE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT FOR SAPPHIRE AND SILICON CARBIDE SUBSTRATESTorkhov N. A., Salnikov A. S., Minin O. N.,Kupreychik A. F., Babak L. I., Bozhkov V. G. ……………………………………………………………………… 684

5a.14p STRUCTURE OF CERAMIC SUBSTRATES OF MICROWAVE HYBRID INTEGRATED CIRCUITS MODIFIED BY LASER RADIATIONSavruk E. V., Smirnov S. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………... 686

5a.15p STUDY OF SURFACE IMPEDANCE OF CONDUCTIVE INKS FOR MANUFACTRURE OF MICROWAVE FREQUENCY LTCC DEVICESGusev A. P., Pavlov A. V., Pavlova S. G., Myakin’kov V. U. …………………………………………………...... 688

5a.16p ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCE OF ANNEALING PARAMETERS ON ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF PRINTED ELECTRONICS ELEMENTSArtishchev S. A., Zdrok A. E., Loschilov A. G., Malyutin N. D. …………………………………………………. 690

5a.17p ELECTROPLASTIC EFFECT ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISLOCATION GENERATION IN THE INITIALLY DISLOCATION-FREE SILICON WHISKERSErmakov A. P., Proskurin D. K., Ermakov S. A., Chernoyarov O. V. …………………………………………...692

SESSION 5a/3: MICROWAVE MATERIALS5a.18 ELECTROMAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPOSITE COATING

BASED ON Z-TYPE HEXAFERRITE AT MICROWAVEKuleshov G. E., Suslyaev V. I. ………………………………………………………………………………………...694

5a.19 MAGNETIC INSULATOR WITH TEXTURE: ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPERTIESDotsenko O. A., Ulyanova O. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………… 696

5a.20 MAGNETIC FIELD INFLUENCE ON THE SPECTRUM OF MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL CONTAINING SINGLE DOMAIN UNIAXIAL MAGNETIC PARTICLESZhuravlev V. A., Meshcheryakov V. A., Suslyaev V. I. …………………………………………………………….698

5a.21p MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY TENSOR OF THE COMPOSITE MATERIAL CONSISTING OF SINGLE-DOMAIN MAGNETIC PARTICLES WITH UNIAXIAL MAGNETIC ANISOTROPYZhuravlev V. A., Meshcheryakov V. A. ……………………………………………………………………………… 700

5a.22p BROADBAND MEASUREMENT OF THE REFLECTIVE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL RADIOMATERIALSMironchev A. S., Klokov A. V., Gorst A. V. ………………………………………………………………………….702

5a.23p MAGNETOSTATIC OSCILLATIONS IN TRANSVERSELY BIASED LONG FERROMAGNETIC CYLINDER OF ELLIPTICAL CROSS-SECTIONPopov M. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 704

5a.24p ELECTRODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS CONTAINING MULTI-SCALE CONDUCTIVE INCLUSIONSDemidchik V. I. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 706


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5a.25p ELECTROMAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIOABSORBING TWO-LAYER GLASS — Al2O3 STRUCTURES WITH A THIN FILM OF ALUMINUMAl-Dilami Ahmed A., Vrublevsky I. A., Chernyakova K. V., Gorbachov D. V. …………………………………708

5a.26p THE DELIMITER OF FREQUENCY CHANNELS ON A CYLINDRICAL WAVEGUIDE WITH ANISOTROPIC DIELECTRICStrizhachenko A. V., Shulga S. N., Zvyagintsev A. V. …………………………………………………………….N/A

5a.27p PLANAR DETECTOR WITH A DISTRIBUTED SCHOTTKY DIODEKorolyov S. A., Vostokov N. V., Shashkin V. I. ……………………………………………………………………. 712

5a.28p THE CALCULATION OF LOCALIZATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC HYBRID WAVES OF NONHOMOGENEOUS SYMMETRIC FIBERMoiseeva N. M., Dorokhin V. A., Moiseev A. V. ………………………………………………………………….... 714

5a.29p DETERMINATION OF BULK DENSITY OF THE SOURCE OF HEAT IN THE ANALYSIS OF THERMODYNAMIC PROCESSES IN THE QUARTZ PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENTTaranchuk A. A., Pidchenko S. K., Khoptinskiy R. P. ……………………………………………………………. 716

5a.30p SHIELDING CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBER ORGANIC WATER-CONTAINING MATERIALS UNDER EXPOSURE OF ELEVATED TEMPERATUREPukhir H. A., Nasonova N. V., Pokhodnya P. I. ……………………………………………………………………. 718

5a.31p HEAT ABSORPTION WHEN SOLDERING THE MICROWAVE DEVICESShtennikov V. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………720

SESSION 5b/1: NANOTECHNOLOGY5b.1 THE USE OF NANOCARBON MATERIALS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUEL ELEMENTS

Bykov A. G., Kitova A. E., Kolesov V. V., Reshetilov A. N., Yaropolov A. I. ……………………………......... 722

5b.2 REFLECTOMETRY DYAGNOSTICS OF DIFFUSE INHOMOGENEITIES IN MULTILAYER PERIODIC STRUCTURESGaikovich K. P., Gaikovich P. K., Sumin M. I. ……………………………………………………………………...724

5b.3 FORMATION OF SUPERHARD MULTILAYER MICRO-AND NANOSTRUCTURED Ti-Hf-Si-N/NbN/Al2O3 COATING WITH HIGH MECHANICAL AND TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIESMaksakova O. V., Shypylenko A. P., Takeda Y., Oyoshi K.,Kovaleva M. G., Kolesnikov D. A., Zholybekov B. R., Kupchishin A. I. …………………………………......... 726

5b.4 INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC FIELD STRENGTH ON ELECTROCHEMICAL FORMATION OF MACROPOROUS SILICON WITH ORDERED PORE POSITIONSLazarouk S. K., Dolbik A. V., Turtsevich A. S., Shvedau S. V., Labunov V. A. ………………………………..728

5b.5 MODELING OF INTERACTION OF CHIRAL MESOGEN WITH CARBON NANOTUBESmirnova (Yakemseva) �. V., Sotsky V. V., Smirnova A. I., Usol’tseva N. V., Kazak A. V. ………………...730

5b.6 ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION OF ZnO/Er THIN FILMS AND NANOCRYSTAL ARRAYSChubenko E. B., Dolmatovich M. I., Bondarenko V. P. …………………………………………………………...732

5b.7p INVESTIGATION OF FORMING NANOCLUSTERS OF GERMANIUM AND SILICON — GERMANIUM SOLID IN LPCVD PROCESSKovalevsky A. A., Strogova A. S., Strogova N. S., Borisevich V. M. …………………………………………...734

5b.8p FORMATION OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURES BASED ON POROUS Al2O3 WITH HIGH-ORDERED NANOMORPHOLOGY FOR FILTRATION SYSTEMSShimanovich D. L. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 736

5b.9p FORMATION OF CuGaTe2 NANOPARTICLES IN THE SILICATE MATRIX. THE METHOD OF PREPARATION AND PROPERTIESBodnar I. V., Solovei N. P. …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 738

5b.10p NANOSTRUCTURAL SEMICONDUCTORS BASED ON POWDER TECHNOLOGYMazinov A. S., Shevchenko A. I., Voskresensky V. M., Kuropatkin A. V. …………………………………….. 740

5b.11p COMPARISON OF THE ION-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CONVENTIONAL QUADRUPOLE PROBE-FORMING LENSES IN THE NUCLEAR SCANNING MICROPROBE SYSTEMPonomarova A. A., Vorobjov G. S., Barsuk I. V. ………………………………………………………………...... 742

5b.12p INFLUENCE OF RESIDUAL GAS PRESSURE AND ION IMPLANTATION ON THE PROPERTIES OF NITRIDE HIGH-ENTROPY ALLOYS (TiZrAlYNb)NYakushchenko I. V., Sobol O. V., Beresnev V. M., Kupshishin A. I., Bondar O. V., Amekura H., Kono K., Oyoshi K., Takeda Y., Lisovenko M. O. ……………………………………………….....744

5b.13p DESIGN OF MEMS CLASSIFICATION GRAPHNevludov I. Sh., Bortnikova V. O. …………………………………………………………………………………….N/A


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5b.14p INFLUENCE OF LINEAR DIMENSIONS CHANGE ON ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS OF MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENTSNevliudov I. Sh., Palagin V. A., Bogdan Ju. I. ………………………………………………………………………N/A

5b.15p ANALYSIS OF PLASMONIC NANOWAVEGUIDESLerer A. M., Donets I. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 750

5b.16p ELECTRODEPOSITED NICKEL NANOPILLARED STRUCTURES FOR MAGNETORESISTIVE SENSORSVorobyova A. I., Outkina E. A., Khodin �. A. ……………………………………………………………………….752

SESSION 5b/2: NANOMATERIALS5b.17 ASSESSMENT OF RESISTANCE OF AlAs/GaAs NANOSCALE HETEROSTRUCTURES

OF RESONANT-TUNNELING DIODES TO DIFFUSION DESTRUCTION BY MEANS OF IR-SPECTROSCOPIC ELLIPSOMETRYMakeev M. O., Ivanov Yu. A., Sinyakin V. Yu., Meshkov S. A., Agasieva S. V., Shashurin V. D. …………………………………………………………………...754

5b.18 PROPERTIES OF ROD AND PLANE-LAYERED HYPERBOLIC METAMATERIALSDavidovich M. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………756

5b.19 WATER-CONTAINING NANOCOMPOSITE ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDS OPERABLE AT DECREASED TEMPERATURESGvozdeva N. V., Nasonova N. V., Poznyak A. A., Pukhir G.A., Tverdovsky A.A. ……………………………. 758

5b.20 OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF LANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILMS OF TETRAPHENYLPORPHIN DERIVATIVES AND MIX-SUBSTITUTED PHTHALOCYANINE DERIVATIVESKazak A. V., Usol’tseva N. V., Smirnova A. I., Lukyanov I. Yu., Yudin S. G. ……………………………........ 761

5b.21 PATTERNS OF MICROWAVE MODIFICATION OF SEMICONDUCTOR THIN FILM STRUCTURESGordienko Yu. E., Slipchenko N. I., Poletaev D. A., Prokaza A. M., Pyataikina M. I. ………………………...763

5b.22 THE INVESTIGATION OF EFFECT OF THIN FILMS CONDUCTIVITY ON THE ACOUSTIC WAVES IN STRUCTURES CONTAINING PIEZOELECTRIC PLATESKuznetsova I. E., Zaitsev B. D., Anisimkin V. I., Kolesov V. V., Fionov A. S., Melikhov M. Z., Kashin V. V., Teplykh A. A. ………………………………………………………..765

5b.23p INFORMATION METHOD OF RESOLUTION INCREASING IN SQUID-MICROSCOPYMelnyk S. I., Slipchenko N. I. …………………………………………………………………………………………. 767

5b.24p CHARACTERISTICS OF ION-PLASMA COATINGS ALN-TIB2(TISI2) AFTER ANNEALINGDemianenko A. A.1, Sobol O. V.2, Erdybaeva N. K. ………………………………………………………………..769

5b.25p PROPERTIES OF SUPERHARD (Zr-Ti-�r-Nb)N NANOCOATINGSBondar O. V. , Postolnyi B. O. , Sobol O. V. , Beresnev V. M. …………………………………………………. 771

5b.26p MICROWAVE MICROMODIFIER POWER MODE OPTIMIZATION FOR MICROTECHNOLOGIESGordienko Yu. O., Larkin S. Yu., Slipchenko M. I., Csherbak Ye. L. …………………………………………...773

5b.27p THE ANALYSIS OF NbN AND Nb-Si-N FILMS STRUCTURE NANOCOMPOSITEV. I. �� Rogoz, O. V. Sobol, K. O. Dyadyura …………………………………………………...775

5b.28p STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF ZnOxS1-x NANOSTRUCTURED FILMSBerestok T. O., Opanasyuk A.S., Opanasyuk N.M. ………………………………………………………………..777

5b.29p THE DISTRIBUTION ANALYSIS FOR ELEMENTS IN DEPTH OF NITRIDE COATING BASED ON HIGH-ENTROPY Ti-Hf-V-Nb-Zr ALLOYBagdasaryan A. A., Konarski �� M., Komarov F.F. ……………………………………………………... 779

5b.30p MORPHOLOGY, CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF Cu2ZnSnSe4 NANOPARTICLES SYNTHESIZED BY COLLOIDAL METHODDobrozhan O. A., Kurbatov D. I., Opanasyuk A. S. ………………………………………………………………..781

5b.31p PHOTOLUMINESCENCE OF THE YTTRIUM ALUMINUM COMPOSITES DOPED WITH VARIOUS CONCENTRATIONS OF TERBIUMPodhorodecki A.1, Misiewicz J.1, Gaponenko N. V.2, Khoroshko L. S. ……………………………………….. 783

5b.32p STRUCTURAL AND LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF TERBIUM DOPED STRONTIUM TITANATE XEROGELRudenko M. V., Gaponenko N. V., Mydryi A. V. …………………………………………………………………… 785

5b.33p ELECTRODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF RING AND DISK NANOARRAYSIvanova I. N., Lerer A. M., Golovacheva E. V. …………………………………………………………………....... 787


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5b.34p EFFECTIVE PERMEABILITY OF NANOSCALE PARTICLEOF W-TYPE HEXAFERRITEKorovin E. Yu., Suslyaev V. I., Hlunovskiy I. P. …………………………………………………………………… 789

SESSION 5b/3: NANOELECTRONICS5b.35 ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES

OF INSB QUANTUM NANOWIRES ARRAYSGorokh G. G., Obukhov I. A., Lozovenko A. A., Zakhlebaeva A. I., Sochneva E. A. …………………………791

5b.36 THE INTERDIGITAL ELECTRODE SYSTEM FOR DETECTION OF MONOLAYER ELECTRICAL CAPACITY OF LINE C6 GLIOMA CELLSAbramov I. I., Grushevskaya H. V., Egorov A. C., Krylova N. G., Lipnevich I. V., Orekhovskaya T. I., Shulitsky B. G., Vasiljev N. V., Shcherbakova I. Y. ……………………………………….793

5b.37 SIMULATION OF NANOSCALE STRUCTURES BASED ON CARBON MATERIALSAbramov I. I., Kolomejtseva N. V., Romanova I. A. ………………………………………………………………..796

5b.38 GENERATION OF NOISE BY A QUANTUM WIREObukhov I. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 798

5b.39 INTEGRATION OF OPTICAL AND ELECTRONIC INTERCONNECTIONS ON SILICONLazarouk S. K., Leshok A. A., Katsuba P. S., Borisenko V. E. …………………………………………………..800

5b.40 SINGLE-ELECTRON TRANSISTOR BASED ON POROUS ANODIC ALUMINASokol V. A., Yakovtseva V. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………… 803

5b.41p SIMULATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF IMPACT IONIZATION PROCESSON THE CURRENT NOISE IN DEEP SUBMICRON SILICON DIODEBorzdov A. V., Borzdov V. M., Busliuk V. V. ………………………………………………………………………..805

5b.42p MIS-STRUCTURES WITH NANOSCALE DIELECTRIC FILMS OF THE RARE-EARTH METAL-ALLOYED SILICON NITRIDEKovalevsky A. A., Strogova A. S., Strogova N. S., Babushkina N. V. …………………………………………. 807

5b.43p STUDY OF THE EXCITATION MODE OF PLASMA WAVES IN 2D PLASMA OF GaAs-AlxGa1-xAs HETEROSTRUCTURE AT LOW TEMPERATURESMurav’ev V. V., Tamelo A. A., Mishenko V. N., Molodkin D. F. ……………………………………………........ 809

5b.44p THE CALCULATION OF THE CURRENT-VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF VACUUM EHF NANOELECTRONICS STRUCTURESDavidovich M. V., Bushuev N. A. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 811

5b.45p SIMULATION OF RADIO RECEIVERS BASED ON MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBESAbramov I. I., Kolomejtseva N. V. ………………………………………………………………………………….....813

5b.46p OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SILVER/POROUS SILICON NANOSTRUCTURESGirel K. V., Bandarenka H. V., Bondarenko V. P. …………………………………………………………………. 815

5b.47p THE RESONANT-EMISSION DIODE ON A NITRIDE GALLIUM CATHODE WITH SINGLE-LAYER CATHODE COATINGGoncharuk N. M., Karushkin N. F. ……………………………………………………………………………………817

5b.48p ��!#$*�;#*<�#<*=;�$>�#?=�@�;!;�$[�;#*$>#!<��#!#�>�#=�[!\�;Sohrabi Anaraki H., Gaponenko N. V., Rudenko M. V., Zavadskij S. M.,Golosov D. A., Kolos V. V., Petlitskij N. A., Turtsevich A. S. ………………………………………………........819

5b.49p THE STUDY OF AEROGELS ON THE BASIS OF CARBON NANOTUBES IN THE OPEN MICROWAVE RESONATORDorofeev I. O., Smirnova T. E., Suslyaev V. I. ……………………………………………………………….......... 821

5b.50p THE EFFECT OF EMITTER AND COLLECTOR PARAMETERS ON THE COLLECTIVE ELECTRON TRANSPORT PROPERTIES IN A SEMICONDUCTOR SUPERLATTICEMaksimenko V. A., Koronovskii A. A., Hramov A. E., Makarov V. V., Moskalenko O. I., Alekseev K. N., Balanov A. G. …………………………………………………………………..823

SESSION 6: SHF HIGH POWER ELECTRONICS AND EFFECTS6.1 PHASE-LOCKING BY AN EXTERNAL WAVE OF A TWO-MODE

ELECTRON OSCILLATOR WITH CLOSE FREQUENCIESStarodubova E. N. , Usacheva S. A. , Ryskin N. M. , Novozhilova Y. V. , Nusinovich G. S. ………………..825

6.2 INVESTIGATION OF ELECTRON-WAVE MICROWAVE AMPLIFIERS WITH HIGH POWER INPUT SIGNALSStarodubov A. V., Kalinin Yu. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………...827


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6.3 MODULATION OF MICROWAVE RADIATION IN THE PROCESS OF RESONANT INTERACTION WITH COUNTER-PROPAGATING BEAM OF UNEXCITED CYCLOTRON OSCILLATORSZotova I. V., Ginzburg N. S., Sergeev A. S., Zaslavsky V. Yu., Kocharovskaya. E. R., Zheleznov I. V. ……………………………………………………………………………….N/A

6.4 DIOCOTRONIC INSTABILITY OF THE RIBBON RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAM IN THE CROSSED FIELDSKovtun D. G., Kravchenya P. D., Shein A. G. ……………………………………………………………………….831

6.5 STUDY OF RELATIVISTIC VIRTODE IN CST PARTICLE STUDIOKurkin S. A., Rak A. O., Kuraev A. A., Koronovskii A. A., Hramov A. E. …………………………………........833

6.6 ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX TURBULENT DYNAMICS OF AN ELECTRON BEAM IN A LOW-VOLTAGE VIRCATOR AS A PART OF 3D ELECTROMAGNETIC SIMULATIONPhrolov N. S., Kurkin S. A., Koronovskii A. A., Hramov A. E., Kalinin Yu. A. ………………………………...835

6.7 STUDY OF OSCILLATION MODES WITH INTENSIVE HIGHER HARMONICS IN A RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAM WITH A VIRTUAL CATHODEBadarin A. A., Kurkin S. A., Hramov A. E. ………………………………………………………………………......837

6.8 THE NUMERICAL MODEL FOR MICROWAVE OSCILLATIONS IN A FERRITE-FILLED TRANSMISSION LINE SATURATED BY A LONGITUDINAL MAGNETIC FIELDKarelin S. Y., Magda I. I., Sinitsin V. G. ………………………………………………………………………..........839

6.9p TO THE THEORY OF SUPERHETERODYNE PLASMA-BEAMFREE ELECTRON LASER OF THE DOPPLERTRON TYPE WITH NON-AXIAL ELECTRON BEAM ENTRYLysenko A. V., Oleksiienko G. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………..841

6.10p CONCERNING THE STABILITY OF BROADBAND AMPLIFIER CHAINS BASED ON VACUUM UHF DEVICESKalinin Yu. A., Starodubov A. V. …………………………………………………………………………………...... 843

6.11p FORMATION OF COHERENT STRUCTURES IN HELICAL ELECTRON BEAM WITH A VIRTUAL CATHODEEgorov E. N., Hramov A. E. …………………………………………………………………………………………… 845

6.12p BEAT MODE CONTROL IN A POWER PULSE MILLIMETER WAVES GYROKLYSTRONGuznov Yu. M., Zaitsev N. I., Novozhilova Yu. V., Ryskin N. M. ………………………………………………...847

SESSION 6a: RADIATION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC-PULSE DAMAGE RESISTANCE OF MATERIALS AND ECB

6a.1 CONSTRUCTIVE METHODS OF FUNCTIONING ASSURANCE OF MEMORY MICROCIRCUITS AT RADIATION INFLUENCEBogatyrev Yu. V., Grabchikov S. S., Lastovsky S. B., Turtsevich A. S., Shwedov S. V. ……………………849

6a.2 LASER SIMULATION OF IONIZATION EFFECTS IN MICROWAVE ELEMENTS ON A3B5 SEMICONDUCTOR COMPOUNDSGromov D. V., Skorobogatov P. K., Polevich S. A. ………………………………………………………………..852

6a.3 DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES FOR RADIATION-HARD SHF TRANSMIT/RECEIVE LSI’S FOR APPLICATIONS OF SOI CMOS TECHNOLOGYNazarova G. N., Elesin V. V., Nikiforov A. Yu., Kuznetsov A. G., Usachev N. A., Chukov G. V. …………………………………………………………………….856

6a.4 RADIATION EFFECTS IN PHASE-LOCKED LOOPElesin V. V., Kuznetsov A. G., Sotskov D. I. ……………………………………………………………………......858

6a.5 SINGLE EVENT EFFECTS IN RF AND MICROWAVE ICsChukov G. V., Elesin V. V., Boychenko D. V., Kuznetsov A. G., Amburkin K. M. …………………………… 860

6a.6 TOTAL IONIZING DOSE HARDNESS OF MICROWAVE ELECTRONICSKalashnikov O. A., Elesin V. V., Gromov D. V. …………………………………………………………………..... 862

6a.7 NEW APPROACH TO DOSE RATE TESTING OF MW ICs BASED ON HETEROSTRUCTURESChukov G. V., Amburkin K. M. ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 864

6a.8 FEATURES OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE DEGRADATION PROCESSES IN THE NANOMETER FILM STRUCTURES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH-POWER ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDSArsenichev S. P., Grigor’ev E. V., Zuev S. A., Starostenko V. V., Taran E. P. …………………………..........866

6a.9 SIMULATION MODEL OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF IRREVERSIBLEPROCESSES IN FILM CONDUCTIVE STRUCTURES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF POWERFUL MICROWAVE RADIATIONTaran E. P., Pokrova S. V., Starostenko V. V., Zuev S. A. ………………………………………………………..868


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6a.10p STUDY OF THE "MEMORY EFFECT" IN 3-cm BAND GUNN DIODESUNDER IRRADIATION BY FAST NEUTRONSGradoboev A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 870

6a.11p ANALYSIS OF RADIATION BEHAVIOR OF CHARACTERISTICS OF PRECISION RF PASSIVE COMPONENTSGrebenkina A. V., Kessarinskiy L. N., Boychenko D. V. ……………………………………………………….... 872

6a.12p CHANGE IN RADIATING POWER OF THE ALGAINP HETEROSTRUCTURESUNDER IRRADIATION BY FAST NEUTRONSOrlova K. N., Gradoboev A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………...874

6a.13p FLEXIBLE SCHUNGITE-CONTAINING ELECTROMAGNETIC SCREENS BASED ON FIBREBONDED FABRICBelousova E. S., Lynkou L. M. ……………………………………………………………………………………......876

6a.14p DYNAMICS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THERMAL PROCESSES IN SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURES AT THE LOCAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIONTaran E. P., Gordienko Yu. E., Slipchenko N. I. …………………………………………………………………... 878

6a.15p THE RADIATION-HARDENED SOURCE OF REFERENCE VOLTAGE OF NEGATIVE POLARITY FOR SILICON BIPOLAR-JFET TECHNOLOGYStarchenko E. I., Prokopenko N. N. …………………………………………………………………………………. 880

SESSION 7/1: MEASUREMENT OF PARAMETERS OF CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS7.1 THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A COMPLEX REFLECTION

COEFFICIENT MEASURING INSTRUMENT BASEDON A METHOD OF DIRECT FREQUENCY CONVERSIONGimpilevich Yu. B., Zebek S. E. ……………………………………………………………………………………....882

7.2 SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF LOW INTENSITY MICROWAVE RADIATIONSYanenko A. P., Shevchenko K. L., Gorkun V. V., Vasylenko N. P. …………………………………………….. 884

7.3 PHASE CALIBRATION FOR NON-LINEAR NETWORK ANALYZERSKorotkov K. S., Frolov D. R., Levchenko A. S., Kononenko D. A., Polugodkin R. S. ………………………. 886

7.4 DETERMINATION OF EFFICIENT PARAMETERS OF CALIBRATED ONE-PORT VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZERS FOR LIMITED FREQUENCY RANGES USING A SHORT-CIRCUITED AIR LINESavin A. A., Guba V. G. …………………………………………………………………………………………………888

7.5 IDENTIFICATION OF DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF CAPACITY GAUGES IN THE MICROWAVE BANDAl-Ravashdeh Baker, Sergienko M. P. ……………………………………………………………………………....NN

7.6 SOME PROPERTIES OF E-PLANE CROSS-SHAPED RESOLVER OF THE COMPLEX REFLECTION ANALYZERKarlov V. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….892

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7.7p MISMATCH ERRORS OF MODULATION METEROF COMPLEX REFLECTION COEFFICIENTTrushkin A. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 894

7.8p ALL-PURPOSE ADJUSTER FOR MICROWAVE MICROSTRIP DEVICESPodstrigaev A. S. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 896

7.9p UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE MATRIX BASED VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER FOR Z-PARAMETER MEASUREMENTSGuba V. G., Savin A. A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………898

7.10p ADDITIONAL ERROR CORRECTION FOR TWO-PORT VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZERSSavin A. A., Guba V. G. …………………………………………………………………………………………………900

7.11p MEASURING OF MICROWAVE ELECTRIC FIELD SENSOR SENSITIVITYZhuravlev A. A., Volkhin I. L., Kotelnikov E. A. ……………...........……………………………………………….902

7.12p THE ANALYSIS OF CUMULATIVE PHASE DIFFERENCE AND EUCLIDEAN DISTANCE APPLICATION TO THE PROBLEM OF REFERENCE DICTIONARY CREATION IN DICTIONARY BASED ESTIMATION METHODSGvozdaryev A. S., Artyomova T. K., Artyomov K. S. ……………………………………………………………...904

SESSION 7/2: MEASURING OF PARAMETERS OF MATERIALS AND PROCESSES7.13 MULTIPARAMETER DIAGNOSTIC OF SEMICONDUCTOR LAYERS

BY USE OF MICROWAVE WAVEGUIDE PHOTONIC CRYSTALSUsanov D. A., Skripal A. V., Ponomarev D. V., Latysheva E. V. ………………………………………….......... 906


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7.14 ABOUT SOME FEATURES OF FORMATION INFORMATION SIGNALS OF RESONANCE MEASURING CONVERTERSBondarenko I. N., Galich A. V., Troitski S. I. ………………………………………………………………………..908

7.15 OPTIMIZATION OF RESONATOR FOR LOCAL QUASI-OPTICALSHF AND EHF DIAGNOSTICS OF INHOMOGENIOUS MATERIALS ANISOTROPYBadin A. V., Dunaevskii G. E. ……………………………………………………………………………………........910

7.16 ULTRA-SHORT PULSE CHARACTERIZATION OF DIELECTRICS WITH SIMULTANEOUS EVALUATION OF CONDUCTION, RELAXATION LOSSES AND DIELECTRIC NONLINEARITYSemyonov E. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 912

7.17 MICROWAVE RESONATOR MEASURING CONVERTER IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SEMICONDUCTOR PLATESPolietaiev D. A, Starostenko V. V., Shadrin A. A. …………………………………………………………………. 914

7.18 ON THE APPLICATION OF METHOD INCREASING FREQUENCY RESOLUTIONIN A PORTABLE WIDEBAND MICROWAVE GENERATORGorevoy A. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….916

7.19p DIELECTRIC LOSSES IN DIAMOND-LIKE MATERIALS AT THECRYOGENIC TEMPERATURES IN THE MILLIMETER WAVEBANDDerkach V. N., Golovashchenko R. V., Korzh V. G., Plevako A. S., Tarapov S. I., Garin B. M. …………………………………………………………………………….918

7.20p VERIFICATION OF WOOD PERMITTIVITY SPECTRA USING THE KRAMERS — KRONIG RELATIONKochetkova T. D., Zhuravlev V. A., Volchkov S. I., Tarasov A. A. ……………………………………………… 920

7.21p THE TEMPERATURE DRIFT COMPENSATION METHODOF RADIOELECTRONIC OPTICAL METHANE CONCENTRATION METERVovna A. V., Zori A. A., Kopp V. Ya. ………………………………………………………………………………….922

7.22p COMPUTER MODELING OF DEVICES AND SYSTEMS FOR THE MEASURING BENCH CREATIONGubsky D. S., Zemlyakov V. V., Mamay I. V., Sinyavsky G. P. …………………………………………………..924

7.23p TWO-LAYER CIRCULAR BELOW-�UTOFF WAVEGUIDE APPLICATION FOR MATERIALS AND MEDIUMS PERMEABILITY MEASUREMENTZhukov A. A., Meshcherykov V. A. …………………………………………………………………………………...926

7.24p THE MODIFIED ZERO RADIOMETER FOR DIELECTRIC MEDIUM STUDY AT THE NEAR-FIELD ZONEUbaichin A. V., Filatov A. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………….......928

SESSION 7/3: ANTENNA MEASUREMENTS AND OTHER APPLICATIONS7.25 THE MEASUREMENT METHOD OF A PARABOLIC

REFLECTOR ANTENNA PROFILE BY A NEAR-FIELD REGIONMitrokhin V. N., Mozharov E. O. ………………………………………………………………………………………930

7.26 GNSS ANTENNA CHARACTERISTICS USING BI-ORTHOGONAL FAR-FIELD MEASUREMENTLemberg K. V., Salomatov Y. P., Gafarov E. R. ………………………………………………………………........932

7.27 WAVE ANTENNA DIAGNOSTICS ON BASIS OF THE SPHERICAL NEAR-FIELD SCANNINGKirpanev A. V., Nazarov V. S., Ponomarev M. Yu., Shatrakov Yu. G., Shubnikov V. V. …………………….934

7.28 VERIFICATION OF THE MODIFIED METHOD OF EXTENDING A VALID REGION FOR FAR-FIELD PATTERN RECONSTRUCTION IN PLANAR NEAR-FIELD MEASUREMENTSPonomarev M. Yu., Shubnikov V. V., Nazarov V. S., Kalashnikov V. S., Kirpanev A. V. ……………………936

7.29 METHODS FOR MEASURING THE WAVELENGTH OF THE FLAT METAL-DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDESAfonin I. L., Bugayov P. A., Bokov G. V. ………………………………………………………………………….... 938

7.30 SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS MEASUREMENT OF COAXIAL RADIO-FREQUENCY CONNECTORS AND ADAPTERSGoshin G. G., Semibratov V. P. ……………………………………………………………………………………….940

7.31p CERAMIC COAXIAL RESONATOR VCO WITH A BARIUM STRONTIUM TITANATE TUNING ELEMENTKuvshinov V. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….942

7.32p LINEAR APPROXIMATION IN PHASE-CHRONOMETRIC SIGNAL PROCESSING IN TORQUE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM OF GAS PUMPING PLANTKalmykov Al. A., Kulikov V. A., Polyakov S. O. ………………………………………………………………........944


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7.33p ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENTIAL ENTROPY AT TWO-PARAMETER TECHNICAL MEASUREMENTSKopp V. Ya., Balakin A. I., Chuyko E. A., Zori A. A. ………………………………………………………………. 946

7.34p SPECIFICITY OF INACCURACY OF INDIRECT MEASUREMENTSOF CAPACITANCE-VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICSBY MEANS OF ULTRA-SHORT PULSE METHODNazarov M. A., Semyonov E. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………….948

7.35p IMAGE RESTORATION OF SOUND SOURCE OBJECTS USING THE LINEAR ARRAY OF SCANNING MICROPHONESSukhanov D. Ya., Erzakova N. N. ……………………………………………………………………………………..950

7.36p MAGNETIC INDUCTION INTROSCOPY USING THE SCANNING MATRIX OF INDUCTION COILSSukhanov D. Ya., Berzina E. S. ………………………………………………………………………………………. 952

7.37p MEASUREMENT OF THREAD PITCH OF CASING COUPLING USING A LASER TRIANGULATION 2D SCANNERLavrinov D. S. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….954

SESSION 8/1: SHF THERMAL TREATMENT AND MEASURING TRANSDUCERS8.1 MICROWAVE MEASUREMENT OF WATER CONTENT

IN FLOWING CRUDE OIL WITH IMPROVED ACCURACYMakeev Y. V.1, Lifanov A. P.1, Sovlukov A. S. …………………………………………………………………....... 956

8.2 REDUCTION TREATMENT OF IRON-ORE TECHNOLOGICAL RAW MATERIAL WITH THE USE OF THE HIGH-POWER MICROWAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDSDzenzerskiy V. A., Sokolovskiy I. I., Plaksin S. V., Bistrov N. I., Lavrich Yu.N., Pogorelaya L. M. ……………………………………………………………………...958

8.3 SENSITIVITY INCREASING OF A HOMODYNE MICROWAVE METER OF MEDIUM PARAMETERSShirokov I., Lyalyuk D. ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 961

8.4 COMPLEX SWITCHED MOS CAPACITOR FILTERSToropchin D. S. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 963

8.5 CHOICE OF PARAMETERS OF WEIGHT FUNCTIONS AT SPECTRAL PROCESSING OF SIGNALS OF MICROWAVE LEVEL GAUGES WITH FREQUENCY MODULATIONDavidochkin V. M. …………………………………………………………………………………………………….... 966

8.6 ON THE INTERACTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC MICROWAVE RADIATION WITH EMULSION CONTAINING MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLESMilkin S. S., Starodubov A. V., Herman S. V., Akchurin G. G., Gorin D. A., Wenig S. B. ……………………………………………………………………………968

8.7p WIRELESS MICROWAVE SYSTEM STUDY FOR REMOTE MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERSFilatov V. A., Smolskiy S. M. …………………………………………………………………………………………..970

8.8p MINIMIZATION OF EQUIVALENT NOISE BANDWIDTH OF WEIGHTING FUNCTIONS TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE GENERATOR PHASE NOISEDavidochkin V. M., Davidochkina S. V. ……………………………………………………………….................... 972

8.9p THE MICROWAVE ICE THICKNESS GAUGE WITH FREQUENCY MODULATED SIGNALSAtayans B. A., Baranov I. V., Bolonin V. A., Davydochkin V. M., Ezerskiy V. V. …………………………….. 974

8.10p MICROWAVE ENERGY FOR HEATING VISCOUS PRODUCTS IN RAILWAY TANKSMorozov A. O., Morozov O. A., Trebukh V. P., Prokopenko A. V …………………………………………….....976

8.11p ON POSSIBILITY OF ELECTROLYSIS IN STANDING HF-WAVE FIELDAlexeev G. A., Stulova L. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………….......978

8.12p EVALUATION OF THE TEMPERATURE CONDITION OF WAVEGUIDE-DISTRIBUTIVE SYSTEMS OF COMMUNICATION SPACECRAFTSSilchenko P. N., Mikhnev M. M., Kudryavtsev I. V., Novikov E. S., Gotseluk O. B. …………………………. 980

SESSION 8/2: SYSTEMS OF RFID AND SHORT RANGE RADIOLOCATION8.13 APPLIED ASPECTS OF THE USE OF MICROWAVE CHAOTIC SIGNALS

Panas A. I., Maximov N. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 982

8.14 MICROSTRIP RESONANT SENSORSBondarenko I. N., Galich A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………...984


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8.15 THE MULTICHANNEL HOMODYNE MEASURING SYSTEM REPEATERShirokov I. B., Serdyuk I. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………...986

8.16 THE USE OF ONE-PORT RESONANT TRANSISTOR AMPLIFIERS IN CONJUNCTION WITH LANGE COUPLER FOR RFID SYSTEM TRANSPONDER DESIGNShirokov I. B., Lyalyuk D. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 989

8.17 CALCULATION OF DIFFERENTIAL AND EQUIVALENT PARAMETERS OF AUTODYNE OSCILLATORS BASED ON THE APPROXIMATION CHARACTERISTICS OF GUNN DIODESIgnatkov K. A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….... 992

8.18 MASTER OSCILLATOR AFC IN MICROWAVE DIAGNOSTICS OF SEMICONDUCTORS AND METAMATERIALSGordienko Yu. E., Polishchuk A. V., Slipchenko N. I. ……………………………………………………………. 994

8.19 DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTIGATION OF CONSTRUCTING PRINCIPLES OF RFID-SYSTEMS FOR REMOTE MONITORING PERFORMANCEShchukin A. V., Smolskiy S. M. ……………………………………………………………………………………….996

8.20p FLEXIBLE MULTILAYER SHIELDING STRUCTURES FOR MICROWAVE DEVICESAl-Ademi Y. T. A., Ahmed A. A. A., Pulko T. T., Nasonova N. V., Lynkov L. M. ……………………………… 998

8.21p ACCOUNTING OF OBJECT INTERPERIOD SHIFTS FOR INCREASE OF INTERPERIOD FILTRATION OF RADAR SIGNALSBudai B. T. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………1000

8.22p TIME OPTIMIZATION OF INTERPERIOD ACCUMULATION OF RADAR SIGNALSBudai B. T. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………1002

8.23p INFLUENCE OF OSCILLATION FREQUENCY ON AUTODYNE CHARACTERISTICS IN OPERATING RANGE OF GUNN DIODESIgnatkov K. A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1004

8.24p ESTIMATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC MASKING OF AN OBJECT ON THE MULTY-CHANNEL SCATTERING MATRIXMaly S. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1006

8.25p SOME IMPLEMENTATION FEATURES OF RECEIVING AND TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT OF RADIO-WAVE IMAGING RADAR STATIONKruchkov I. V., Nefedov S. I., Golubtsov M. E., Ovechkin V. S., Sergeev V. G. ……………………………. 1008

SESSION 8/3: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTODYNE MEASUREMENTS8.26 EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH AND MODERNIZATION

OF A MICROWAVE INSTALLATION FOR GRAIN CROPS PROCESSINGMorozov A. O., Morozov O. A., Trebukh V. P., Prokopenko A. V. ……………………………………………..1011

8.27 LFM LOCATOR FOR HIDDEN OBJECTS TOMOGRAPHYKuzmenko I. Yu., Muksunov T. R., Yakubov V. P. ………………………………………………………………. 1013

8.28 COHERENT-PULSE TRANSMITTER OF AEROLOGICAL RADAR Kudinov S. I., Ivanov V. E., Gusev A. V., Maligin I. V. …………………………………………………………...551

8.29 STUDY OF THE RECEIVER MODULE OF GLONASS/GPS SIGNALS OF THE NAVIGATION AEROLOGICAL RADIOSONDEMalygin I. V., Plokhikh O. V., Sychugov S. G., Kudinov S. I., Ivanov V. E. …………………………………..1015

8.30 CORDIC DIFFERENTIAL MODEL OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS OF 3D TERAGERTZ FMCW RADARKosovets M., Pavlov O. ………………………………………………………………………………………........... 1017

8.31 SIGNAL AND NOISE CHARACTERISTICS OF AUTODYNES IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GAS-TURBINE ENGINE VIBRATION-BASED DIAGNOSTICSBoloznev V. V., Mirsaitov F. N., Noskov V. Ya. …………………………………………………………………...1019

8.32p CORDIC INTEGRAL MODEL OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS OF 3D TERAGERTZ FMCW RADAR]osovets M., Pavlov O. ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 1023

8.33p THE INTEGRAL MODEL OF THE SECOND TYPE CHARACTERISTICFUNCTIONS OF 3D TERAGERTZ FMCW RADAR]osovets M., Tovstenko L. ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 1025

8.34p ESTIMATION OF SPECTRAL PARAMETERS FOR SIGNALS OF 3D TERAGERTZ FMCW RADAR]osovets M. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 1027

8.35p ABOUT AN ENERGY POTENTIAL OF AUTODYNESNoskov V. Ya. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1029


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8.36p AUTODYNE SYSTEM FOR SPEED MEASUREMENT OF PRODUCTS WITH NEAR GROUND SURFACE TRAJECTORYNoskov V. Ya. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1031

SESSION 8a/1: MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY IN BIOLOGY8a.1 STUDY OF BRAIN AND OPEN HEART THERMOGRAMS

Danilova V. A., Shlykov V. V., Brytva N. A. …………………………………………………………………......... 1033

8a.2 NONINVASIVE DIAGNOSTICS OF THE MELANOMA USING THE METHOD OF NEAR-FIELD MICROWAVE SOUNDINGYanin D. V., Galka A. G., Kostrov A. V., Smirnov A. I., Strikovskiy A. V. ………………………………........ 1036

8a.3 THE HARDWARE-SOFTWARE SYSTEM FOR STUDY OF MICROWAVE RADIATION BIOLOGICAL EFFECTSKublanov V. S., Chernykh O. A., Purtov K. S., Babich M. V. ………………………………………………….. 1038

8a.4 THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SCREEN-RESTRUCTORPlaksin S. V., Sokolovskiy I. I., Pogorelaya L. M., Prokhorov V. A., Yashin S. A. …………………………. 1040

8a.5 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF NEAR-FIELD MICROWAVE TOMOGRAPHY OF SUBSURFACE DIELECTRIC INHOMOGENEITIESGaikovich K. P. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………1043

8a.6 DEVELOPMENT RESULTS OF THE UNIFIED RECEIVING MODULEFOR MULTICHANNEL MEDICAL RADIO THERMOGRAPHSAgasieva S. V., Gudkov A. G., Korolev A. V., Leushin V. Yu., Plushchev V. A., Sidorov I. A. ……………………………………………………………………1045

8a.7p MODELING OF THE DIPOLE, HELICAL AND CAVITY-SLOT ANTENNAS APPLICATORS FOR MULTICHANNEL MEDICAL RADIOTHERMOGRAPHSBobrikhin A. F., Gudkov A. G., Leushin V. Yu., Los’ V. F., Porokhov I. O., Sidorov I. A. ………………………………………………………………………....... 1047

8a.8p BIOMETRIC SIGNAL PROCESSING AT RADAR REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS OF CARDIO-RESPIRATORY HUMAN ACTIVITYManoylov V. F., Khomenko J. N., Khomenko N. F. ………………………………………………………………1049

8a.9p ANALYTICAL MODEL FEATURES OF QUARTER-WAVE RESONATOR MICROWAVE SENSOR FOR MONITORING OF CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGIESSlipchenko N. I., Panchenko A. Yu., Borodkina A. N. ………………………………………………………….. 1051

8a.10p INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AT FREQUENCY OF 129 GHz ON NATURE OF SELF-OSCILLATORY REACTION OF BRIGGS — RAUSHERRytik A. P., Usanov D. A., Bondarenko A. V. …………………………………………………………………...... 1053

8a.11p DETERMINATION OF HEARTBEAT PARAMETERS THROUGH USING THE FORM OF OSCILLATIONS OF A BRACHIAL ARTERY BY RADIOWAVE INTERFEROMETRYUsanov D. A., Postelga A. E., Doroshenko A. A. …………………………………………………………………1055

8a.12p INTERACTION OF WATER WITH OXYETHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF GLYCEROLZhivotova E. N., Andrushchenko V. V. ……………………………………………………………………………. 1057

8a.13p TEMPERATURE IN BIOLOGICAL BODY UNDER MICROWAVE POWERKurushin A. A., Mefodienko A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………......1059

SESSION 8a/2: MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY IN MEDICINE8a.14 DEVICE FOR LIGHT THERAPY BASED ON SOURCES WITH A FREQUENCY

MODULATION OF HUMAN BIORHYTHMSYanenko A. F., Mikhaylenko S. V. …………………………………………………………………………………..1061

8a.15 RADIO FREQUENCY INDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGYWITH PASSIVE TAGS IN INVASIVE BIOSENSOR SYSTEMSIvanov Yu. A., Gudkov A. G., Agasieva S. V., Meshkov S. A., Sinyakin V. Yu., Makeev M. O. …………………………………………………………………...1063

8a.16 STRUCTURED MODELING OF THE BIOLOGICAL MEDIA IN THE FORM OF GRID RESISTIVE WIRESKisel N. N., Grishchenko S. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………1065

8a.17 APPLICATION OF A COMBINED HORN ANTENNA WITH A DIELECTRIC RESONATOR FOR ALLOCATION OF NEW FORMATIONSIshchenko M. L., Morozov D. S., Kolomiiets R. A., Manoilov V. P. …………………………………………... 1067

8a.18 DETERMINATION OF VISCOSITY PROPERTIES OF BLOOD USING A NONINVASIVE METHODVinnichenko V. V., Nikitchuk T. N., Manoylov V. P. …………………………………………………………….. 1069


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8a.19 THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DISTRIBUTION OF LIGHT AEROIONS IS IN AN OPERATION ZONE OF AN AIR IONIZERKorenovskaya O. L., Manoylov V. F. …………………………………………………………………………….....1071

8a.20p THE ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE CONTOURING USING AUTOMATIC ALGORITHM ON ULTRASOUND IMAGES FOR PATIENTS WITH PATHOLOGIESBobkova A. O., Porshnev S. V., Zuzin V. V., Bobkov V. V. ……………………………………………………..1073

8a.21p MODIFYING EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY EXTREMELY HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION UNDER INJURY INDUCED BY X-RAYSGapeyev A. B., Aripovsky A. V., Kulagina T. P. …………………………………………………………………..1075

8a.22p DIELECTRIC PERMITTIVITY OF ERYTHROCYTE SUSPENSIONS AT 9.2 GHzShatalova T. A., Gorobchenko O. A., Nikolov O. T., Gatash S. V. ……………………………………………. 1077

8a.23p USING CLOCKED UWB ANTENNA ARRAYS FOR 3D IMAGINGShipilov S. E., Satarov R. N., Tseplyaev I. S., Stepanov E. O. ………………………………………………… 1079

SESSION 9/1: RADIOASTRONOMY, WAYS AND MEANS FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH OF THE EARTH

9.1 INTERFERENCE ORIGIN OF FINE STRUCTURE OF DYNAMIC SPECTRA OF SOLAR RADIO BURSTSYurovskiy Yu. F. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 1081

9.2 APPLICATION OF EPOCHS SUPERPOSITION METHOD FOR PERIODIC COMPONENT SEARCHING IN SEMI-MAJOR AXIS DISTRIBUTION OF NEAR EARTH ASTEROIDS (NEA)Cherkas Yu. V., Voloshchuk Yu. I., Kolomiyets S. V. …………………………………………………………... 1083

9.3 THE INSOLATION ANOMALIES ON THE CRIMEAN PENINSULA WITH OBSERVATIONS FROM SPACEKurbasova G. S., Volvach A. E. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 1085

9.4 OBSERVATION AND ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENT LUMINOUS EVENTS IN THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHEREKozak L. V., Odzimek A., Volvach A. E., Ivchenko V. M., Kozak P. M., Lapchuk V. P. ………………………………………………………………………1087

9.5 ESTIMATION OF EFFICIENCY OF PAA APPLICATION TO REDUCING OF LOWER BOUNDARY OF SOUNDING WITH RASSLiu Chang, Panchenko A. Yu., Slipchenko N. I. ………………………………………………………………….1089

9.6 PRECISION PERFORMANCE STUDY OF RADAR-TRACKING AND RADIO NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEMS OF UPPER-AIR SOUNDINGPlokhikh O. V., Gusev A. V., Kudinov S. I., Chernyh O. A. ……………………………………………………..1091

9.7p STRUCTURE OF THE UPPER-AIR SOUNDING SYSTEM OF THE «VOSTOCHNY» COSMODROMEPlokhikh O. V., Gusev A. V., Kudinov S. I., Chernyh O. A., Ivanov V. E. ……………………………………. 1093

9.8p RESULTS OF USING THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS ON RT-22 AT 18—26 GHzVolvach L. N., Volvach A. E., Larionov M. G., Kostenko V. I., Litovchenko I. D. ……………………..........1095

9.9p MODEL OF HEIGHT-TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OF THE ELECTRON DENSITYIN THE UNDISTURBED MIDLATITUDE D-REGION OF THE IONOSPHEREGokov A. M., Tyrnov O. F. …………………………………………………………………………………………....1097

9.10p MODELING OF THE ELECTRON-MOLECULE COLLISION FREQUENCY VARIATIONS IN THE UNDISTURBED MIDLATITUDE D-REGION ON THE EXPERIMENTAL BASISGokov A. M., Tyrnov O. F. …………………………………………………………………………………………....1099

9.11p COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE POLARIZATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE THERMAL RADIATION OF RAIN PRECIPITATIONIlyushin Ya. A., Kutuza B. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………...

9.12p ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING OF DROPS AT 2 WAVELENGTHSVeselovska G. B., Khlopov G. I. ………………………………………………………………………………….....1103

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9.13p ASSESSMENT OF INTERFERING INFLUENCE OF THE SHEET OF WATER ON THE SURFACE OF THE MIRROR ANTENNA ON RESULTS OF THE MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF INTENSITY OF THE RAINFedoseeva E. V., Shchukin G. G., Karavaev D. M. ……………………………………………………………….1105

9.14p ACCOUNTING OF SPATIAL CORRELATION OF TROPOSPHERE REFRACTION INDEX FOR CALCULATION OF COHERENT COMPONENT OF STOCHASTIC ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDZakharov F. N., Akulinichev Yu. P., Filimonov V. A., Novikov A. V. …………………………………………..1107


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9.15p ANALYSIS OF INTRAPULSE FLUCTUATIONS OF THE PHASE DIFFERENCE FROM THE EXPERIMENTAL DATADenisov V. P., Kolyadin N. A., Mukhomor K. E. …………………………………………………………………. 1109

9.16p THE EFFECT OF LARGE MESOSPHERIC ELECTRIC FIELDS ON THE TERRESTRIAL LOWER IONOSPHERIC STRUCTUREMartynenko S. I., Tyrnov O. F., Rozumenko V. T. ………………………………………………………….........1111

SESSION 9/2: RADIOLOCATION AND RADIO NAVIGATION9.17 SYSTEM FOR OPERABILITY EVALUATION OF “VECTOR-M” RADAR COMPLEX

Mironenko O. V., Petrov R. A. …………………………………………………………………………………….....1113

9.18 PRINCIPLE OF DEVELOPING THE PSEUDO-COHERENT X-BAND RADARYeryomka V. D. Mytsenko I. M., Piven ��N., Prokopenko ��I., Khalameyda D. D. ………………………..1115

9.19 STROBOSCOPIC RADAR OF EXTENSIONAL OBJECTS OBSERVATIONZakharchenko V. D., Verstakov E. V. ……………………………………………………………………………… 1117

9.20 DIGITAL SOUNDING-PULSE GENERATOR FOR UHF MST RADARVladimirov V. M., Karmishin A. M., Markov V. V., Shepov V. N. …………………………………………........1119

9.21 THE FORMATION OF THE PATTERN RADAR IMAGES OF SHIPS USING A LIMITED SET OF EXPERIMENTAL DATAPushchinskiy S. N., Beluga G. I., Babkov E. A. …………………………………………………………………..1121

9.22 "QUICK" EVENT REGISTRATION BY A MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC METHODUbaichin A. V., Filatov A. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………….... 1123

9.23p EFFECT OF METEOROLOGICAL FORMATIONS FOR CHANGE IN CONSUMERS COORDINATES IN GNSSLutsenko V. I., Lutsenko I. V., Popov D. O. ………………………………………………………………………. 1125

9.24p HURST EXPONENT ESTIMATION FOR MOVING FRACTAL OBJECT BY MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD METHODParshin �. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1127

9.25p BEHAVIOUR COMPARISON OF THE CUMULATIVE PHASE DIFFERENCE AND THE CORRELATIVE INTEGRAL MODULE IN APPLICATION TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE REFERENCE ESTIMATION OF PARAMETERS OF RADIOHOLOGRAPHIC OBJECTSGvozdaryev A. S., Artyomova T. K. …………………………………………………………………………………1129

9.26p SUBTHRESHOLD DETECTION AND TRACKING OF A SMALL MANEUVERING TARGETKoshelev V. I., Belokurov V. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………...1131

9.27p TERMS OF APPEARANCE OF ABNORMALLY LARGE ERRORS IN PHASE DIRECTION FINDERS IN CASE OF RECEIVING SIGNALS FROM A RADIO SOURCE WITH A SCANNING ANTENNA ALONG TERRESTRIAL PATHSAnikin A. S., Denisov V. P. …………………………………………………………………………………………...1133

9.28p RAREFIED RECURSIVE POSITIONING OF SCANNING OBJECTS IN RADAR SYSTEMSPetryshyn L. B., Borysenko O. A. ………………………………………………………………………………….. 1135

9.29p RADAR SIGNALS CLASS RECOGNITION ALGORITHM SYNTHESISDorosinskiy L. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………1137

9.30p CAILLAT BOUNDARY RELATIONS USAGE FOR SIGNAL CLASSIFICATION EFFECTIVENESS ESTIMATIONDorosinskiy L. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………1139

9.31p SYNTHESIS OF SIGNAL FLOW GROUP PARAMETER OPTIMAL INDICATORDorosinskiy L. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………1141

9.32p ANGULAR COORDINATE OF SIGNAL SOURCES JOINT MEASUREMENTDorosinskiy L. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………1143

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FOR GROUND SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL CALIBRATION FOR SPACE SYSTEMS OF EARTH'S REMOTE SENSINGAtroshenko L. M., Gorobets N. N., Gorobets A. N., Koshelev A. V.,Lebedev A. S., Malukov V. M., Mel I. A. ……………………………………………………………………........... 1145

9.34 RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHM OF SEA SURGE SPATIAL SPECTRUM USING COMPOSITE SIGNALSPotipak M. V., Lobach V. T. …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1147


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9.35 USE OF GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEMS RADIATION TO SOLVE PROBLEMS OF RADAR AND REMOTE SENSINGLaush A. G. , Lutsenko V. I., , Lutsenko I. V. ……………………………………………………………………...1149

9.36 APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING DATA FOR FOREST FIRESDETECTION WITH THE USE OF A TRAINED THRESHOLDING ALGORITHMZraenko S. M., Mymrina M. A., Ganzha V. V. ……………………………………………………………………...1151

9.37 COHERENCE ESTIMATION IN INTERFEROMETRIC SAR DATA PROCESSINGKobernichenko V. G., Sosnovsky A. V. …………………………………………………………………………… 1153

9.38p A PHASE UNWRAPPING ALGORITHM FOR INSAR DATA PROCESSINGSosnovsky A. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1155

9.39p SOIL UNDERFLOODING MANIFESTATIONS DIAGNOSING BY RADAR – THERMAL IR AVIATION REMOTE SENSINGBychkov D. M., Pustovoytenko V. V., Tsymbal V. N., Yatsevich S. Ye. ………………………………………1157

9.40p RESONANT SCATTERING OF THE CENTIMETER RANGE RADIO WAVESIN THE PRESENCE OF THE LONG SEA WAVESPustovoytenko V. V., Zapevalov A. S. …………………………………………………………………………….. 1159

9.41p THE CAPABILITIES OF RADIOALTIMETRY SYSTEM FOR MEASURING OF SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ROUGH WATERSorokin A. K., Vazhenin V. G., Shrajner A. A. …………………………………………………………………….1161

9.42p DETERMINATION ALGORITHM OF UNDERLYING SURFACES BORDER POSITION BY PULSE ALTIMETER SIGNALSSorokin A. K., Vazhenin V. G., Shalgin V. V. ……………………………………………………………………...1163

9.43p ACCURACY LIMITATION OF WIND SPEED ALTIMETRIC MEASUREMENTSZapevalov A. S., Pustovoytenko V. V. …………………………………………………………………………….. 1165

9.44p JAMMING LEVEL DEPENDENCE ON THE WIND SPEED OVER THE SEA SURFACE DURING COHERENT RADAR OPERATIONPinchuk A. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...1167

9.45p MODEL OF THE SPECKLE NOISE FORPROCESSING OF SAR IMAGESSytnik O.V., Yefimov V.B., Pustovoytenko V.V.………………………………………………………………….. 1169

9.46p STUDY OF METHODS FOR INCREASING THE ACCURACY OF FM RADAR SYSTEMS MEASUREMENTKalmykov Al. A., Ronkin M. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………… 1171

9.47p CONCEPT OF REMOTE SENSING FROM SPACE BY NEW TYPE MULTICHANNEL MODIFIED ZERO RADIOMETERSUbaichin A. V., Filatov A. V. ……………………………………………………………………………………….... 1173

9.48p OPTIMAL ESTIMATION OF SIGNAL SOURCE ANGULAR COORDINATES BY USING A FEW-ELEMENT ANTENNA ARRAY WITH OPTIMAL SPATIAL STRUCTUREParshin Yu. N., Alexandrov P. A., Bessonov I. O., Bochkov V. V. …………………………………………….1175

9.49 VIDEOLOCATOR FOR SUBSURFACE SENSING RADIOWAVE SYSTEMPonomarev O. G., Hmelev V. L. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 1177

9.50 HF-BAND SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR FOR BURIED OBJECTS DETECTIONLobach V. T., Potipak M. V. …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1179

9.51 MULTIALTERNATIVE DETECTION AND RECOGNITION OF SUBSURFACE OBJECTS AS PER THE PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSTICS OF SOILPivovar E. A., Gorobets N. N. ………………………………………………………………………………………..1181

9.52 THE USING OF AQUIFERS FOR THE NORMALIZATION OF DATA IN UWB GEOLOCATIONKlokov A. V., Zapasnoy A. S., Shipilova S. S. ………………………………………………………………........1183

9.53 ADDITIONAL FOCUSING IN THE PROBLEM OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL RADIO-FREQUENCY VISUALIZATIONS OF SUBSURFACE OBJECTSDobryak V. A., Kalmykov Al. A., Kalmykov An. A., Kurilenko A. S. ………………………………………….. 1185

9.54 EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RADAR DETECTION METHOD FOR MINE-LIKE OBJECTS USING SEISMIC SHOCKSShaidurov G. Ya., Kudinov D. S., Aldonin G. M. ………………………………………………………………....1187

9.55p UWB REMOTE DETECTION OF NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPONENTSShipilov S. E., Satarov R. N., Yakubov V. P. ………………………………………………………………………1189


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9.56p INCREASING ANGULAR RESOLUTION BY EXTRAPOLATING SIGNALSLagovsky B. �. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1191

9.57 CREATING TWO-DIMENSIONAL IMAGES OF OBJECTS WITH HIGH ANGULAR RESOLUTIONLagovskiy B. �. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………...1193

9.58 APPLICATION OF MIMO-LINES IN THE PROBLEM OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL RADIO-FREQUENCY VISUALIZATIONS OF SUBSURFACE OBJECTSDobryak V. A., Kalmykov Al. A., Kalmykov An. A., Kurilenko A. S. ………………………………………......1195

9.59 EXTENSIBILITY AND INTEGRATION OF TOOLS FOR 3D DATA VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSISGolubyatnikov T. V., Porshnev S. V. ……………………………………………………………………………….1197

9.60 THE MISMATCHED SIDELOBE-FREE FILTER FOR COMPRESSION OF PHASE-SHIFT KEYED SIGNALS WITH INCREASED PROCESSING GAINKorshunov A. Yu., Fridman L. B., Sinitsin E. A. ……………………………………………………………….... 1199

9.61 COMPRESSION OF PHASE-SHIFT KEYED SIGNALS WITH INCREASED PROCESSING GAIN IN THE PRESENCE OF DOPPLER FREQUENCY SHIFTKorshunov A. Yu., Fridman L. B., Sinitsin E. A. ………………………………………………………………….1201

9.62 EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF SEVERAL TYPES OF ANTENNAS IN A HOLOGRAPHIC RADAR WITH CONTINUOUS WAVEKalmykov An. A., Shaidurov K. D. ……………………………………………………………………………….....1203

9.63 RADAR IMAGE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT BY MEANS OF INTERPERIOD SPREAD SPECTRUM OPTIMIZATION FOR SWITCHED-FREQUENCY SARLepekhina T. A., Nikolaev V. I. ……………………………………………………………………………………....1205

9.64 TEST SITE IMAGE ANALYSIS FOR SAR RADIOMETRIC PERFORMANCE DETERMINATION USING A STATISTICAL METHODLepekhina T. A., Nikolaev V. I. ……………………………………………………………………………………....1207

9.65 LOCATING RADIOTOMOGRAPHY THROUGH DIELECTRIC HETEROGENEITIES OF KNOWN SHAPESukhanov D. Ya., Zavyalova K. V. …………………………………………………………………………………..1209

9.66 TRANSMISSION MONOCHROMATIC RADIO TOMOGRAPHY OF DIELECTRIC OBJECTSSukhanov D. Ya., Muravyova A. A. ………………………………………………………………………………… 1211

9.67 WIDE-ANGLE RANGE PROVISION OF MICROWAVE INVISIBILITY BY MEANS OF CYLINDRICAL CLOAKSGvozdaryev A. S., Yares'ko S. A. ……………………………………………………………………………………1213

9.68 STUDY OF NEURAL NETWORK ALGORITHM OF THE EARTH REMOTE SENSING DATA CLUSTERINGIvanov O. Yu., Vorobyova A. S. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 1215

9.69p SEMINATURAL MODELING OF RADIO ALTIMETERS OVER LAYERED SURFACES OPERATIONBokov A. S., Vazhenin V. G., Dyadkov N. A. ………………………………………………………………………1217

9.70p METHODS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS REMOTE SOUNDINGElfimov V. I., Kochkina V. F. ……………………………………………………………………………………....... 1219

9.71p AUTOREGRESSIVE SPECTRAL ALGORITHMS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING IN SYSTEMS OF REMOTE SENSINGElfimov V. I., Kochkina V. F. ……………………………………………………………………………………....... 1221

9.72p PROPAGATION SIMULATION OF VHF RADIO WAVES OVER A STRONGLY-INDUCTIVE SURFACEBashkuev Yu. B., Angarkhaeva L. Kh., Dembelov M. G., Buyanova D. G. …………………………………..1223

9.73p INTEGRAL CRITERION IN PROBLEMS OF MODULATION KINDDETECTION FOR NARROWBAND RADIOSIGNALSZakharchenko V. D. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………1225

9.74p ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OF SAMPLING GATE SYSTEM PROCESSING OF WIDE BAND RADIOSIGNALSZakharchenko V. D., Pak O. V. ………………………………………………………………………………………1227

9.75p FREQUENCY ADAPTATION ALGORITHMOF THE SYSTEMS RADIO ACOUSTIC SOUNDING OF ATMOSPHEREKartashov V. M., Kushnir M. V. …………………………………………………………………………………......N/A


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9.76p ESTIMATION OF RECIPROCAL IMPEDANCE INFLUENCE ON ADAPTATION RATE IN SPATIALLY RECONFIGURABLE ANTENNA SYSTEMSGusev S. I., Parshin Yu. N. …………………………………………………………………………………………...1231

9.77p CREATING A RADIO SIGNAL WITH KNOWN POLARIZATION PARAMETERSGromov V. A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………... 1233

9.78p CHOOSING THE WAY TO CREATE THE ENSEMBLES OF M-SEQUENCES FOR MODULATION OF A SOUNDING SIGNAL OF SPACE-BORNE SAR IN ORDER TO REDUCE A MAXIMUM SIDELOBE LEVEL OF A POINT TARGET RESPONSE FUNCTIONTarasenko A. M. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..1235

9.79p A NOVEL METHOD OF RADIO IMAGING OF EXTENDED OBJECTSManuilov B. D., Manuilov M. B., Reznichenko D. V., Strelchenko C. A., Chernykh V. B. …………………1237

ROUND-TABLE SESSIOND.1 FILTERS BASED ON AGGREGATION OPERATORS

Part 1. Aggregation OperatorsLabunets V. G. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1239

D.2 FILTERS BASED ON AGGREGATION OPERATORS. Part 2. The Kolmogorov filtersLabunets V. G., Gainanov D. N., Ostheimer E. …………………………………………………………………...1241

D.3 FILTERS BASED ON AGGREGATION OPERATORS.Part 3. The Heron filtersLabunets V. G., Gainanov D. N., Tarasov F. D., Ostheimer E. ………………………………………………... 1243

D.4 FILTERS BASED ON AGGREGATION OPERATORS.Part 4. Generalized vector median filtersLabunets V. G., Gainanov D. N., Arslanova R. A., Ostheimer E. ………………………………………………1245


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