SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERSIKOV, M.V. - PERSIYANTSEV, V.A.

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109 - 2- 1 -9 /17
Directional Coupler for Hol Wave in a Round Cross-Section Waveguide
There are 9 figures, I table, and 7 references, 4 of which are Soviet, in the
article.
SUBMITTED: September 18, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
.4aveg',A~e
1. Waveguide -ouplers--Malhemitical ana4sis 1 11
--DesLgn 3- Microwaves--Separ-ition
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,,.~,.iw* " M. V.
"Controlled Wave Deflector for the Wave H,, in a wave Gui#e with a round cross
Section. ''
Dissertation preastited for the Degree of Cand. of Tech. Soi. at the Inst.
of RaditAngineering and Electronics
Jan- July 1957 Section of Tech. Sci.
Vest. AN 8888, 1957, No. 12, Y. 27, pp. 122-123

SHIRHAN, Yakoy :Davidovich,- KATSMLENBAUR, B.Z., kand.takhn.nauk, retsenzent;
DOMBRO'TSKIY, I.A., kbndotekhn.nauk, reteentent; P3R3llOY,)l.V.#
kand.tokhn.nauk. otv.rod.; NOVIKOVA, U.S., red.; KARABIWVA. S.F.,
tekhn.;red.
LRadio wave guides and cavity resonators] Radiovolnovody i ob"em-
nye reitonatory. Hoakys, Goe.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam eviazi i
radio. 1959. 378 P. (MIRA 12i4)
(Wave guides)

SAV620/000/005/006/009
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AU'MORS: Persikov, M. V.; Kazantsev, Yu. N.; Kozelev, A. I.
T:TLE. Field Indicator for circular waveguides
PER:ODICAL: Elektrosvyazl, no. 5, 1960, 38-44
TEXT: For a complete study of wave propagation in waveguldes with a
circular cross-sect!Lon the perimeter of which is considerably greater than the
wavelength, it is necessary to measure the structure of the field not only along
the propagation axis, but also in the waveguide cross-section. A field indicator
specially designed for such measurements is described in the present article.
When waves of different types with different polarization are propagating in a
circular waveguide, the longitudinal slot, generally used for measuring the fidd
structure along the propagation axis, cannot be cut without bringing about a
considerable distor-".ion of the obtained picture of the field. This difficulty is
overcome as follows in the described system: Into the circular waveguide a
section of another waveguide is Inserted, on which the coupling element with the
detector-head of the indicator is placed. This section can be moved along axis
z and also rotate around this axis. Such a device allows to record distribution
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curves of the eleciric or the magnetic component of the field near the surfaae of
the metal. The diE,tribution of the longitudinal component (Hz) or of the angular
component (H of the magnetic field in the waveguide cross-section allowsone to
aQtermine t e wave type propagating in the waveguide. A standard rectangular
waveg7uide Is used as the measuring channel, which is in contact with the circular
waveguide along the narrow side, parallel to the lines of force of the electric
field of the Hl() wave. The coupling element between the two waveguides is a
round aperture. To determine the power relation between the waves propagating in
the waveguide, it Is necessary to know the coupling factor of the rectangular
waveguide with the circular waveguide for each wave-type. When coupling is
ensured through the narrow wall of the rectangular waveguide (parallel to the
electrio field vector of wave H10), this factor is:
f6 e_2 1 ap t
k 10 Ig [8t , I' I db,
c 9 nm a3bP 2
( - _( ra)
where V Is the 2f oupling aper*.ure radius; ~L is the thickness of the wall between
waveguldes; e iONPI ~ Is a fac*.jr taking into accoum thp influence of the
wall-thickness on the coupling between waveguides (in the case of coupling by
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the magnetic companc-t 7~*- "no fie '2 2 1. 84
Id. ~ - - ) ) ; a and b are
respectively the d1rcns1on:: of the ap wid th c'Inarrow :3ido of the rectangular
waveguide; R is the radii-,:3,of the circular %-.,avQgu1dc, and A is the wavelength
in free space. The fa -c-tor Fnm charactcriz(~s the dependence of the coupling
factor on the field distribution In the cross-0-ec7tion. For magnetic waves ~Hrirn)
and with coupling by the longitudInal cornponr~nt of the mngnetic field (Hz):
COS2 n
2 (2)
JA n,
\2rR
For magnetic waves anrl -with 'couplinj- ')y ')ic tra-ri-sverne 61omponent of the magnetic
field (Hf) t2 n2 sin' nf
n 2 r R
"M - --- I
112 (3)
For electric waves".F nn CO !it I
(4)
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In these formulae, E,_nd n7, tl-e -nets of equations J1 (x) - 0 and J,(X)=o
A
P.:,e c-' :nt, (,naracterizing the wave-type;
.ppectivc"_,y; n ,,:,.d
I for n = G
-nt 7, th~, angle characterizing the
n
orientatlon of -.hT aoerl--r- -.c t.ie --rid in the waveguide. - "he
described cevice ~tne resonator io 'iere ~i section of a standard rectangular
waveguide !.,: ti,, ',-.,:o tri.-_ in~- -3 _*ntendc,~ to'operate as an indicator of
the purity rtny ty-- f -ave !-i t-ie Circular waveguide and in the
measuring c*-'_n111 or of Hr near the waveguide
surface is rec, `:cc` purlty. ""he recordiriF of these curves can
be rendered au--
ase the field indicator rotates with the aid
of a motor with 1. 1--1-7cr the rotation speed to 30 rpm. A detector
is connected to d~,vice thilough a spring-contact. A linear
potentiometer whc-:i .,,,,,apli S,...-eLp voltage pickup is fastened on the
fixed disk and couple(: -~hc ri-, -, .1-ig reentrrmt section by the gear wheel. I
Standard devices are operating !:! '-he other units of ~he system: an amplifi;r,
a 13,10-36 (13L0-36) cat"lode-ray o:-,cillograph and a rectifier. In the last part
of the article, the authors reproduce some ey-_,.erimental results obtained with
the described indicator dra:a -.'ne fo-'lowin.- conclusions: The indicator ellows
t~ determine the -field d-_*stribution in the waveguide cross-section(near its
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metal surface) in systems with one or several types of propagating waves. Using,
then, the harmonic analysis method, it is possible to determine the type of the
propagating waves .f their number does not exceed six - eight. Owing to the field
indicator, It is aLso possible to measure the reflection coefficient (reflection
on discontinuities); the level of parasitic wave-types must be here 30 - 40 db
below the level of the working wave. There are 7 figures, 1 table and 4 Soviet-
bloc references.
STJBM_-7rED: Januar~, 6, !960
[Abstracter's note: One subscript is translated in the text: "ap" (aperture)
stands for "mtl
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AUTHOR. Persikov, &V,_
TITLE: It o2- Wave Filter in Round Waveguide
PERIUDICAL: Radiotelchnika i elelctronika, 1961, Vol.6, No. 3.
PP. 444-445
TEXT: The wave filter described in this brief note employs
the principle of transforming the Hop-wave into unsymmetrical
waves by means of a barrier in the waveguide (Fig.1), (in Fig.1,
1 is the transformer, 2 a metal plate, 3 the ring filter)
and then suppressing the unsynunetrical wave by a ring filter
section. The barrier for transforming the wave is pierced by
narrow slots to prevent a similar transformation of the desired
I1()2-%-rave. In a particular realization in a 25 mm waveguide the
difference in radii R - R.1 (Fig.1) was 0.5 mill, length 150 mm,
ring filter length 150 mm. in a 59a band at 8 mm the wave losses
to tlie l102-wa-ve were *7-8 dB, to the 1-101-wave only 0.14 dr,.
There are 2 figures and 5 references: 2 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: April 9, 1960

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13140/E135
AUTHOR: Fers ikov , Jt- V.-
TITLE: On the Excitation of the It
oi- Wave in &,Circular
Waveguide
VERIODICAL:'Radiotekhnika i clektronika, 1961, Vol.6, No-3,
pp. 4q6-447
e
TEXT: This note presents a variation of F. Vinri"s 110 -It
10, 01
transformer (1-1. Mari4, Transitions Cr6ant le Diode TE01 Circulaire
a Partir du Mode TEOl Rectanglaire, Onde 6lectr., Communicat ions
presenties au Congres International des Circuits et Antennas
Hyperfrequences, Paris, 1957, 2, 471 - Ref-3) for the purpose of
malking the fabrication of the required profile easier. The
improvement concerns the central section (g, h, i in Fig.1), as
shown in Fig.2.
There are 3 figures and 3 references: 2 Soviet and 1 French.
Acknowledgements are expressed to P. Dlari6 and Yu.I. Kaznacheyev
for their assistance.
SUBMITTED: April 19, 1960

EUSIMIN,, W&A.; '
FEWIZOV, M.V.
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Symposlam on electromagnetic tbeory and antermse. Test. AN SSSR
32 no,:12M-W D 162. (MIRA 15 232
Obtennae (Ilectronics)-Congresses)
(Blectromagnetic theory-Cougresses)

PERSIKOV, 14.V., kand. tekhn. nauk
Symposium and Conference on Tole cowtunicati on. Vest. AM
SMR 34 no.5tl3O My 164o (MIRA 17:6)

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',1AUTHOR-- P.; Merialtris V. V.~ PersikiLy, M. V Sivov, A. N.
TITLE: Theoretlc4 malysis and some applications of ci cular vaveguUeg with
-on u us- 0 8
~-1226-1232
SOUIRC ot6 ka- k-elektronika, v.- 10, to. 71 .1
_2965:
TOPIO~:TA e de, circular waveguide, wave filter' energy coupler, directional
coupler, Attenuatol,
7"L- IMTRACT." iica wave propagation in circular waveguides with- the -periodic
structuri-in the4.i'-S1x19 shoini in Fig. I of Lnelosure Por v qt ",a
Vith X, >_.P~ the- 1~sngltudinal- slats. act 'as ii heavy shield for TMm -waves :and a veak
shieI4- for -the TEn' ting peparate - coexistence- of s!~w-ietrical- magnetic- 7
Ili-vayes, permit
and eleztrical wavi's.__ A model, of finite lengtb and end-coupled vith solid metal-
lic.circ7alar wavegiAdes, is'discussed. 'It,haatbe foUbving characteristics:
p -rq4 --q ~w -2b1/p-:04'j2- --and -b- w-1.10.75-toc-
i--. _~10 nmc-
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on
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01
26 cm. Practically C-Omplete:energy't
ransfer
(99% or -40 db) shouldl
take- place -at, :"1 4/2 13 cm;:however, actual teiits showed- energy transfer of

87db~at
Z
t~~ll ~t
Wh e-d,. the -behaves like
en. loa4
. -variable I

ineai.
a TE01
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-
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a enu
tt ator -with - .
approximate slope of~l db/cm- The wave* i
9U
de'vhen used.&S.a fil
ier -iq`characterii~ ed by 0.1--062--db TMOI and-TM11 attenuation ,while the TE01 vave
:,was doim. 20 ~db. ~i
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-AS OCIATION nonq~
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AUTHOR: Pereikov, M. V.; Kotik, 1. P.; Sivov, A. N.
W. - r
ORG: none
V
'TITLE: Optiadzing the p~!ttern of radiation from the open end of a waveguide
SOURCE: Fladiotekhnika i clektronika, v. 11, no. 6, 1966, 1046-1050
JOPIC TAGS: waveguide antenna, antenna radlation pattern
ABSTRACT: This problem is considered: What relations among amplitudes and
,phases of modes emerging from a waveguide open end are required in order to
-ensure that the ratio of energy radiated within an angle 261 to the energy delivered
,by all arriving modes be maximum? To simplify mathematical operations, a
simplest model of a planar waveguide is considered in which the modes (TE,.,,,
) with copkasal. current-density distribution at the opposite plates
!and EV,1"-1
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1propagate. It is found that, with 3 or more modes, the optimal field distribution
at the radiating aperture is sufficiently well approximated. The loss due to
!reflection@ from the waveguide open end can be most efficiently reduced with the
iTEv,-t._j -mode. The method of optimal radiation-pattern shaping described in
.the article is equally applicable to quasi-optical beam transmission lines. Orig.
lart. has: Z figures, 8 formulas, and I table.
CODE: 09 / SUBM DATE: lOFeb6S / ORIG REF'. OOZ / OTH REFS 003
Card

MITINP V. F., kand. telft. nauk; GAVRILOT, Yu. M", insh.;
PERS310111 V. I.
Equipwit MK-1,8 for the ETU-0, 75A excavator T f . 40
(MjR~or
no.3:13-.15 163. 16470m
1. Kalir.inskiy filial Veesoyuznogo nauchno-issladovatellskogo
Institute torfyanoy pronyahlennosti.
(Peat machinery)

M-31EDVA, Z. 1.
Yormation of turf plots and the life cycle of matgrass. Diul.
NDIP,Otd.biol 64 no.5:61-68 S-0 159. (KMA 13:6)
(MATGRASS)

PERSIKOVA, Z.1.
Unvelop"4~nt and life cycle of certain sod-forming gmenes. Bauch.
dokl.vya.qhVoIy; Intol.nauki no-3:160-i63 '59.(MIRL 12:10)
1. Rol-colmondnvana kafedroy botaniki Stalingradskogo, gosudarstveango
pedapogichns)-op-o institute. ivi. A.S.Serafinovicha.
(Granses)

PERSIKOVA, Z. I., Cand of Bio-Sci --- (diss) llblorpholo~~y an(] Bio!oL--,y
of Certain Turf Grasses, it
Staling:-ad, 1959, 20 pp (Moscow State Pedagogical Institute imeni
V. I. Lenin) (KL, 6-60, 122)

PERS11,11, G. N.; MDSKI~,NKO, N. Yu.
"Dic 1-briorny.,-in treutuient of' W'
reportpresented at I-ti, 1:A,l H_in~!,Lr ~ ar. -:-0-, of M",!roL, ~olo~, ~ st~-, , I- . 1
3,-' SeF-3 Oct tsi_
All -Un ior, S-_- i Res -r, ! -u, 1:,_--t ~ m. Or iz.:.or. ir-~ ~' Mc- -.- w.

F,KRSIN, 16ya.11, IULP er,
e---OM= M
Is it necessary to divide suggestions in technical improvements
and efficiency suggestionst Izobr. v SSSR 2 no.6:26-27 A 157.
(Suggestion systems) (KLRA 10:8)

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Gabljulovna; GRIGUROYLITA, Tatlyana Grigortye-ma;
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1 . -.. - ich; M.DZIN, , rpo.
[wireworms and their control] Provo.Iocimiki i mery borlt,!y s
nirmi. Lerd.ngr&., Kolos, 1965. 221 p. (MIRA 18:9)

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13. \fo .5. 214-140048).-Ifeittchloran (hezarlil,woryclo- .00
firvane). 15% in m applied at .1
a wsr=b P
ersittirript-r hi~ no a Im AI di!kf4 I'nitTiriieerfective sg-iin-t
witewocins. Appliett in the hill, 1.2 criittirwi per hit. is -00
Vulfivitnt. The mortality of the wortni decrr4w% mith
detith of th%kinit, but conipletp control is obtAiried when -00
11111441 With the p10"I IAYrt - The vounit worm% are nitwe ~60
outrittifilite to the trevitintnt% I-Antilitylv. Stialmol"al i.
much awe susec"ible to the poison than AlfrOks
0:
Eartliworms are not affected by this chemiml. 'the -6
increase in yield of potatars is awfilirl to the corirr
000 The Sirrmination of carrots is enhanced (I!'- incrra,rj! -60
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sitting wheat. 9%; and table livrts, 3,'j, A 11~5 to I I
do., "I hezarblitran isal~eflectivta"in%i thr~blup Ils"
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tMSCOV Joe
Dell Plied 4h% 3-5..1 15-114dayi tit setting mit titt- plant% xa%e
les control and Inctrased the yield. The tit g. quality of Ott, Oof
material is the ohoozious smell developed in the :0 0
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1, wireworms, it was found that C4 cyartmade is rflertive zoo
on lifflit sails having a cation-exchangr capacity tint above
10 milliequiv. ficr 100 1. of "l, Even (N1100). and
other arnmonia salts, when applied in Litile iftLintities to
IiSbI x6b, are rfiectivr spin,t wirewornis. The fAVIV-
abIt tBects are stscribed to the inefeaw in osmotic (oncii ;,a 0
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MSINO
UMChemistry - InMcticides, for 'Wireworms Vay 48
Chemistry - Fertilizers, Ajnnonib
"Problem of Agrochemical and Chemical Control of Wireworim," G.K. Pyatnitskiy, Cand
Agr Sci, S. A. Terair, Cand Geogl Mineral Sci, All-Union Inst for Plant Protection,
7 pp
*Dok V-S Ak Selkhoz liauk" No 5
Describes some of the insecticides and fertilizers which are being used in the
Soviet Union to combat the wireworn. Idats experimental results of various chemical
control methods,, It-was found that ammonia containing fertilizers effectively
controlled wireworms in light soils.
PA 33/49T8

PERSIND S.A., starshiy nauchny-y sotrudn-ikp YP~FIMOVA, L.F., aspic',,ntka;
YEREIENA, L.K.; TITOVA, R.P.; SHAKIROVA, H.S.
SIM11taneous placement of pesticides and fertilizers. Zashch. ra-.,.
ot vred. i bol. 9 no.9s13 164. OURA 17:1-1'
1. Vsescyuznyy institut zashchity ras,enly (for Forsin). 2. Nacha-11nik
Kirovskogo otryada po zashchite rasteniy (for Yeremina). 3. Novosibir-
skaya stantsiya zashchity rastoniy (for Titova). 4. Starshiy agrunori
TSelinog7adskoy stantaii zashchity rasteniy (for Shak-Lrova).

PERSIN, S.A., st.arshiy nauchnyy sntrudnik
.. , -Vffect of soil conditions on the effectiveness of preparation.
Zashch. rast. ot vred. i hol. 8 no.10.15--17 0 163.
(ICRA 17.6,
1. VseEic)yuznyy institut zashcrily rasteniy.

FERSIN, S.A,, starshiy nauchM-y sotrudnik
USing a aomplax of preparations. Zashch4 raet. 0t vred. i bol.
7 no.12:,23-24 D 062, (MMA 16:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut, zashchity rasteniy.
(Corn(Maize)) (Agricultural chemicals)

GRIGORIYEVA, T.G., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; GLEBOV, M.A., starshly
nauchnyl sotrudnik; FEKIN,,_S_,A. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
PETRUKHA, Q.I., starshiy naue,,hnyy sotrudnik; SLIVA, I.K.
Practices in effective control of the sugar beet weevil.
Zashch. :rast. ot vred. i bol. 4 no.5:23-25 8~0 159. (MM 16:1)
1. Vseso,yuzrVy institut zashchity rasteniy (for Grigorlyeva,
Glebov., Persin). 2. Vaesoyuznvy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
inatitut sakharnoy avekly (for Petrukha). 3. Glavnyy agronom
inspekisii po sellskomu khozyaystyu Smolyanskogo rayon4
Cherkasskoy oblasti (for Sliva).
(Smela District-Sugar beets.-Diseases and pests)
(Smela Distriet--Weevils--Extermination)

~~IN,_S A. lAnd.sellskokhoz.nauk
Experience in chemical protection of potatoes against wireworms.
Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.4-.29 29 Ap 161. (~9RA 15:6)
1. Vsevoyuznyy institut sashchity rasteniy, g, Leningrad.
(Potatoes--Diseases and pea ts)
(wirevorms) (Heptachlor)

PEW IN, S.A.
Effect of chlorine organic compounds on soil fertility and crop
yields. Pochvovedenie no.901-99 S 161. (KIPA U,:10)
1. Vaescyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy infititut zashchity
rasteni),o
(Chlorine organic compounds) (Soil fortility)

PWIN, S.A.
Action of heptachlor and chloroindan Introduced Into the ooil upon
the larvae of beet curculionidae. Sakh.prom. 34 no.6:70-71
Je '60. (MIRA 13:7)
1. WesoyusAvy institut zaBhchity ras-teniy.
(sugar beets) (Pesticides)

Effect of hazachloran on the yield and chemical composition
of sugar beets. Nakh. prom. 33 no.8:53-56 Ag 159.
( W RA 12: 11
I.Vse9oyuzn7y nauchno-tooledovatellekiy Institut zashchity
raatnr,iy (TUR).
(Sugar beets) (Cyclohexane)

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f;r,!u!x,!? )n .',I A r,:i tlj,-- uo- cal a b~a o r bi ri
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82-85 '163. (MIRA 17:2)

ACCESSION NR: AP1043454 5/0115/64/000/007/0005/0009
AUTHOR: Persin, S. M.
TITLE: Information content in digital measurement
SOURCE: lzmerite).'naya tekhnika, no. 7, 1964, 5-9
TOPIC TAGS: information, information analysis. digital measurement
ABSTRACT: An analysis of how the information content obtained from a digital
measurement depends on the measurand characteristics, noise, and the quantizer
used is presented. Formulas for the information content for these particular
cases are developed: (1) Both the measurand and the noise have a normal distri-
bution with density f (x) a I /L and V (y) , I /a; (2) The measurand has a uniform
distribution. and the noise a normal distribution, (3) The measurand has a
uniform distribution, and the noise an arbitrary distribution. (4) The measurand
is distributed nonuniformly, while the magnitudes of noise and of quantum are
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much lower than the mean square of the measurand. The level -quantisation case
considered in the article can also be extended over the case of the "Wasurand
depending on its previous values. Orig. art. has; 35 formulas.
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NOVITSKIY, P. V.; FERSD, S. M.
"Methods of increaoing the accuracy of digital measuring systems by the witomatic
compeneation for sYstematic and incidental errors."
report submitted for the 3rd Intl Measurement Conf & 6th Intl Instruments &
Measurements Conf, Stockholm, 14-19 Sep 64.

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AW11011i none
TTULi Fourth acientific and technical conference on "Gjkqneticj_f9r tbj_
___PipmyTsLrLt of Ard in m, -othQd
SOURCE: Izmaritellneya tekludka, no. 9,, 11164, 5849
\1
TOPIC TAGSt cybernetics, clectric neasurment) i\!ectric quantity instrument,
dieltol oomputcr, olcctronic equipment, electric engineering conference
)LBSTRAM" 7ho conforonce was hold 1-4 luly at the All-Union Scientific Research
Ingtituto of 99trology by the Section or Electrical Nefteurements of the- C.ouncti-on-
tho Problem-of "Scientiric In3tr=snt Making" of the St to Covv~itl~~!k_qn Coordination
of Sciontific F:oso&roh Work in tho 4)SSR torother with the All-Union Scien-tifio-
Posonrch Institute or Electrical Mossuremont Inxtruments t a toeningr_!~d Rsg~onal
P.dlnini;~-ro-t*i-on--o'-f--t-h-e-So-i-on-tirio and Toohniookl Division of the Inntrwnont_Votking__
____1 _~_dustry Moro tim_n4W_d_e_Te-(;%tWi_fr_0m of the country participated.
Fifty-soven roports wore heard and discussed. Reports were given byz P. V.
VOVITSKIY (Loonlngrad) --"Def init ion of the Concept of Informational Error in Measure-
*mnt and ilto losportanoo in Practical Us** and *On the Problem of the Average Informa-
tional Criterion of Accuracy -ThrougMut the Entire Scale of an Instrument's Yes A.
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kGGZSS1311 HRI kP5004677
KU7j'-,RSX.11DT (itoscow)--"On Dotorminaiion of the Criteria of Accuracy for Moasuroment
Dovicos"I S. It. lWiDELIGHTAX (Laningrad) --report on a now criterion of nocursoy of
m0souromant ir,.tr,.,,nt.; P. F. PARSHIN (Lon Inrrafl--re port on optimization when
uninr Yourter trfknoform ronio digital oomputorel-L.-b-PIAITHIM, U.-Y&.-
DOLIrll;T7',*VA find A. A. IGNAT-Q-V (Len I ngrad)--proposal or a now -nothod for solvmr-11,
pro,b9;TGr* optitnum filtering for non-stntionary random eirnals and IntorCorancel
I. B. (;113LPAJ.'0V--"Cslcul&tion or the Dynnmio Cher-ioteristioa of an Optimum Complex
.wn-Channol System which Uses Signals from a Position Motor and from a Spood Moter"I
R._ 4. ZO~rtry (LeninFrnd)--"Optim= Periodic Correction in the Moasur.)mont of
Cnntinuous Sirntkla% S. P. )~nA,'IL9YIf'11 (Monoow)--"Anslysis and Construction or Devices
rar Corroction o~ Non-lin-garity and Scaling for Unitary Codsol L. V. GQLIqLOVA
(TNgRnrog)--"A Vothol for StpktiRtionl Optimization in Grtdu%tInr the Sonles or
:'Ioctric,
kl WomsurinC Instrumonts"I U. A. Zig)TLIMAN (11osoow)--"&n&l og-Dir Its I Voltage
Converter with Automatic grror Coi_r~c~I`cn T_
k. :',NCUU`1K and
ft, V. S. KAI;
1. A. Y ~CLILICII. (Kiev)--"Automatio HonitorinG of the Parameters iW -the E~l
AL _ actrioal.
Signals of Complex Radio and glootronio 9quipment"I V. P. PEROV (Voloow)--"Oporational
Cybernetics as an Indopandent Soientifio Specialization") a. Ws GILIDO (Leningrmd)~
*On the Problem of Effective Non-linear Scalss"I A. 1. HARIELOY (Vosoov)--,"Dsvioss
for Preliminarf Proossaing of the Rosults of Usasurvm*uta Presented in the Form of
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Graphic Recordings For Subsoquent Introduction of the Information into Universal
Digital Conputore", 0. IA. MDGILSVbR and S. Ss__SOKOLOV (LoninGrad)--"On a Method for'
Rod,joing Excess Information"i _j~~_~L_~_IEOL.ArkVL(LDningred)--"A Device for Temporal
Disr.rotization or Continuous Signals"iA-L_&_,_~YOVIN and M, L* BULIS (Mo ocrw)--
"Optinitation of the Transmission of Tolumotrio Information oil a Means ;or Raising
the Efficiency and Eliminating Interforence"i D. E. GVKovsKty (yovoow)--"On & Sta-
tistic Approach to tho Detection or Svents in Automatio Inspootion"I M. 1. LANIV
(Loningrad)--"Hothod for Calculating the Holding Time or Communications In a Contrad
lized Inspection Systam or Constant Servicing Tlmo"g 0. N. BRONSHTSYN. A. L. RAYKIN'
and V. V. HYKOV (Moscow)--"On a Single-Line Unas S*rvioi7S-j_9tWr"10i_L soo:~
SK,XA.N0ff_ ~Ponta)--report on circuit designs for direct oompenention 1
ectrioal
digital monsuring: instruments; A. N. KCVOV (Novocherkasek)--report on a now method
for to-Aponantion of digital bridgesi H. W. GIAZOV (Len Ingrad) --report an the problem
;of volteiro-to-tingular rotation conTersions Vy �# GUTRIKOV (Leningrad)-."Mothode for
Construction of Frequency Capsoltarce Pickups with a Linear Scals"i R. Ys.
__jSYROPYATOVA and R. R. KHARCHENK0 (Mosoom)--report on the determination of the ampli---
tude-rroquonoy ani phase oharactortation or PFM and M, moduls,toral Ye. 1. t31rtAKQV1
'(Novochork&ssk)--`Th* Phototransistor an a Switch for Blectrical Monsurement
Yurpos.iss"I N- V. MACYG!ki_(La~iIn&rad)--a ropor4 c'n-wa-y-is-'for making universal equip-
mont for measurement of current, voltage and poweri F. P. ORNATSX11 am V- lo
ZOZ-jLyA (Xi9v 'k too es
)=:!~ypprto -on. the clZriqtruction Pf. statiq. vOltast t0p X&A, t r4.0d_-T_
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ACCESSION IRs A,P5004677
phRse Matera; A. V. TRIKIIANOV, 1. G. MYSHLYAM, N. 1. SAWN, ~. W. RAZIN and V. A:
GORBIWOV (Toma~ --report on a ]*vice for automatic processing of the monsuromanto of,
vibrAlEl'on amplitude or pneumatic hammaral L. X. RUXINA and V. G. KNORRITIG (LeningracO
--report on the development or a digital _6_ompans~_toF_ror measuring pressure, roroo,j
etc.; 11. B. DADITKINA (Loninusd)--roport on a method for constructing rrequenoy
pick-ups for gas analysis. Yo. M. KARPOV, V. A. BRAZHNIKOV and B. Ya. LIKHTTSINDER
(KIbybychav)--roporta on an-a-Fy-sis and-roo ng of boring epoeds; Tu. V.
PSh7!IICHIIIKOV (Kuybyshev)--"A High Spood Volt ago-to-Digital Code Convertor for so
Pickuris"I G. P, VIKHTIOV and Vo X, ISAYEV (Vil.&)--"A Highly Accurate Digital Peak-
to-Peak VtTfUi;;_ta_,P-j and S. M. P3VS_I~_(Iwningr&d)--*A Low Level. Analog-Digital Volt-
age Convertor."
ASSOCIATIONs none t
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AUTHOR: Persin, S.M. (LeWngrarl)
ORG- none
TITLE: Information characteristics of digiW measurirqr systems,
SOI-ItCF: Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po avtomadclivskotim kontrolyu i unctotiam
cheskikh izniercniy,-5tLi. Avtomaticheeldy kuntroll i me(ody clektriclieskildi izincren,'v
trudy konferentsii, t. 2;:'JK~neritcl'ny3,c informitsionnyye sistctny. Ustroystva avtornati(-he"l-
kont-o konlrolyn. Elekir:,cheskive izmeremya lice] elctricheskikh velichin (Automatic oo-m*ol
~7
and ullectric~d measuring teclilliques; trallsacLions of the conf~rvncv, v. 25: Inform:itinn
irleasurement vsterns. Automatic control Ll(,\ icus. Electrical TilelSurellients of r?r)TI,
quantities'). NovosibirA, lz(l-\,o Nauka, 19611), 17-27
T011,C TAGI~- Information procvssin~_ random noise inloiinati(,n them-N,
Li
ASTIIACT: Tiw chal--Mcristics of Ih(' tjllallti~'atioll (11'N ices used in dIgHal
technique!i are Often eFt'llAisfied by menns of procedurcs oi tiw !Iwoi-y of (-r-ror-, j,:i, c i N''
ir~easuring syserns are also bcilli~ described using the coriccl-ts of mb~,rruatjcjii lh( rl- T -i,
present paper discusscB the rclationship between the ;ilzlr)llllt of 111formahon I)Wmll~'f. ');
cligital measurements and the characteristics of ffic ine.,isured quantity, the noise, xid Ow
(I.iantization device. The input of the quantization unit accepts the contiouous sill,n;lj Illfl the
noise (thc random error of the sensing converter is also fed to the quantization d-vict. -vid
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tilkis j,,jjtc-jj into account). Foll(mvin- -,j generai th(toretical introduction, the author dvi(
quantization in the pres,:-nc(~ ()f uidi(ive perLurbations, (jumitization during, mid?ijill, itive arla
coiii,~:;,ed noises, the quaritily of infoi-mation during nonuniform quantizLition, and Lhe
quanw4alic-n with a random initia.1 phage. Orig. art. has-, 43 formulas.
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PERSININ, Yu.N,; IVPNOV, S.Ya,
Accelerated start of a topping turbine. Prom. energ. 17 no.9:8
S '62. OURA 15:8)
(Steam turbines)

7
PERSITS, G,L,
Introduce dizmand toolB widely. Mashinostroitall no.6135-36
Je 161,. (MERA 17z8)
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t Shapiro, I. S. (Candidate technical cciences); Beyder, B. D. i llers.~t5r
Oli~-, None
Development of t,,,e t cii, Procc.,s o;' p~aLma-arc CuLLing
SOURCE: Ey-ulieten' tei(hniko-ekona-, ~ chusr,,oy informaLsii , no. 7, !966, 3-5
t 1 ULt-Irj,
TOPIC TAGS: plasma cu,.ting, plasma arc, manual plasma cuttl g 1e a C
n ' -L
13115a-arc cutting equi- -Ioped in !965
AB S TIVi 0 T :The authors describe new-.p'.a ')menL cvL -66
to eli;,-.in~.te the disadvanta-es of fasts- r:~,) -buTiiout-, cutt'ng pat"ri the
ClIfficulty of producin,; hi~,,h-quality ecl-es in cutting thii:~ pieces 'rd low prouLictIvity
in woreinG with heavy Pieces. Tlxse ncw units, tile 0 ail d Ui-:1-5Pnay be used "or
cutting 6-luminizi EL!Ioy:,, stainless steel, copper and copper-based alloys. Each of
1-,hese installations includes a power supply, control unit and torch. A-u t crn-at-ed -c-u--
iting is conty ~~ion a special panel while knobs on the cutter axe used for coT.-.rol
in manual cutting. Each installation includes a PPR-3 semi-automatic unt for co,.trol-
ling torch feed from 80 to 3500 mm/m~n. Tables are given showing cutting conditions
"or ali=inum cnd stainlcss steel. high-quality edges and hirh productivity in cutting
L.hick met;3.1 are achieved; by using gas mixtures with a high concentration oll hydro,~en.
IThe optiintzr, hydrogen concentration should increaoe with the thickneaB of the meta.1 to
,be cut. introduction of this type of equipment should give a yearly savings of about
~10,000 rubles. Orig. art. has: 3 tables.
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Pi~R,jM, A.-A.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of historicai ~cienca5 at
the Institute of ti,e People of Asia
"The Far-Last Republic and (china. 'tile of the Far-Last Republic in the 1)*trL16gie
of Soviet Authority for Friendship with China During 1920-1922.11
Vestnik, Akad. Nauk, No. 4, 19L,3, pp 1-9-145

TURETSKIY, Sh.Ya., doktor ekon. nauk; AGANBEGYPI1, A.G., doktor
ekon. na-ak; PERSITS, M.N.; LUSHIN, S.I.~ kand. ekon.
nauk; CHUBAKOV, ekon. nauk; SEKHOV, B.M.,
prof., doktor ekon. nauk; KOKOREV, M.A., kand. ekon.
nauk; AMYUTINA, M.S.) MITOA, V., red.; BESSUDNOVA, N.,
mlad. red.
[Large-scale socialist reproduction and the national
economic balance] Rasshirennoe sotsialisticheskoe vos-
proizvodstvo i balans narodnogo khoziaistva. Moskva,
Izd-vo "Mys1l," 1964. 373 p. (MIRA 17:5)

MSITS, P.
Method of uncovering hidden potentialities for the increase of
labor productivity in the chemical Industry subordinated to
local authorities. Biul.nauch.inform.: trud I zar.plata 3
no.5:11--18 160. (MIRA 13:P)
(Chemical industriee--Iebor productivity)

PERSITS, P.
,, W., 'i'- - ~
.'':. iannnnic studies In the field nf "little" chenistry. Y(,p. Mum.
no.8:119-140 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Chemical industries)

FERSITS i - P.M.
Basic vroblqms of the devolopaent of the "smallO chemistry. Trudy
NITKHI no.1:6-11 162. (MIRA 17:4)

VILINYAITSKIY. Ya.Yo.;%,tFMSITS Z.L.
,:,-" I
Theor,v of the sodium silicate method used in the production of
sodium tungstate from calcium tungstate. Zhur. prikl. khim. v. 31
no.5:669-4574 My '58. WRA 11:6)
1.Urallskly politekhnicheakiy institut im. S.M. Kirova.
(Sodium silicates) (Sodium tungstates) (Calcium tungetateB)

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"Blaktr:Lchestvo" No 12, pp, 25-32
Anelyies 2 asym regulation circuits for 2-pbase in-
dwtion.notore with slip rings for vind-tunnel drives.
.Gives.results in universal dimensionless relations
owessing regulation and load properties of drives
Vitli the so-called ventilator static torq;w. These
dl=uits, *were devised b7autluws in.,1947-19W at
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Manual imd instrumental exam4nation of the uterus in the puerperal
period. Akush. i gin. 36 no.2:15-20 14r4p 160. (MIPA 13; U)
(UTERUS-EXAMINATION) (PUERPERIUM)

PEUMNOV.. A.., :Lnzh.; FARBER, B.P in7.h,; POLUKOVSKAYA, A.J. kand.tekhn.nauk
The quality of keramzit Osand* is improving. Na stroi. Ros. 3 no.2:
26-27 F 162. (MRA 16.2)
(Keramzit)

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AUTHOR: Persiyanov, A. G
Lll,'/0273/(')5/ooo/ol2/003~1/0039-1,
TITLE: Centrifugal diesel-engine speed regulator with play compensation for the
control element
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 12.39.300
REF SOURCE: Sb. Matertaly dokl. 1-y Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii Kishinevsk.
politekhn. in-ta. KishInev, 1965, 102-103
TOPIC TAGS: diesel engine, speed regulator,
ABSTRACT: A spring device is suggested for an all-speed regulator n transport
diesel engines which is designed to take up the rack play aid -thus to eliminate its
adverse effect on the performance of the regulator [Translation of author's abstract4
[AM]
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PMSIYAIIOV, A.R., inzh.
Fireproof lining of rotary kilns for kilning kerazzit. Strol.mat.
6 no.5:25-26 My 160. 04EIA 13:7)
(Kilns, Rotary) (Firoproofing)

SOV/86-58-8-26/37
AUTHOR: Persiyanov, B.M., Guards Lt Col
TITLE: The Road to Sevastopol (Put' k Sevastopolyu)
PERIODIM: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr 8, PP 72-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the operations of "shturmovik"
attack planes during the capture of Crimea by the
troops of the 4th Ukrainian front and the Separate
Black Sea Army in 1944. Four photos.
Card 1/1

PZRSIYAMV. D.M., gvardit podpolkovnik.
Route -to Sevastopol. Vast. Votd. 71. 41 noo8:72-77 Ag 158.
(MIRA 11:9)
(39vastopol--World War, 1939-1945)

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.(Kornilov, Ukov Ivanovich) (Yugoslavia--World War, 1939-1945--
Personal narratives )

AMBITANOV, Dmitrly Ancireyevich, esaul.
-I- -..' ! 1.
Greetings from Paraguay. Nashi vestl no.63:2-3 3 154.(KLU 7:9)
(Tugoslavia-World War. 1939-1945) (World War, 1939-1945--
Yugoslavia)

FMIYANOV, K*A.. d9ruent. kandidat tekhikicheakikh nauk.
Use of sells Is gaiso mortars. Trudy Tb IMT se.28:105-123
155. (ML11A 9; 2)
(mortar)

PERSIYANOVS MOISEY ARTEMMICH
N/5
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Oanovy stroitellnogo dela na thelesnodorozhnom transporte (Fundamentals
of construction work on tailroad transportation) Moskva, Tranazheldorizdat, 1955-
V. dingrs., tables.
Lib. has: V.I.

." , , I ~. 0 . a . .,T 1 1 C~4
I (-,I . I M;,," !rj TI,
B,I,, I ~ ~1:. i~ t. j riLKILA- 1'10 1 t ( I., ~, 't'LA -19-1)

FMIYAUOV Artemlyevich, doteent, kandidat tekthnicheskikb nauk;
06m""W"A scmOeel
1%ndidat tekhnicheakik-h riauk-, re-daktor; VERPITA.
G.?., takhalchaskly radaktor
[Principles of construction work for railroad installations] Osnovy
strottellnogo dole, na shelaznodorozhnom transports. Part I [Ruild-
tng materitas) StrottelInye materialy. Moskva, Ooe. tranap.'shol-
dor. izd-vo, 1955. 270 p. (MLRA 8:6)
(BulAding materials)

PERSIYANOV, V.G., l.nzh.
Univornal UTPF hrvit ri!lny. Prr)-., -jnr,~rg, 17 ro.N%2^3-," :. ',-), ,
nc;, /, 1 -1. ,

PMBUZHINSKIT, N.A.; M&URlT, Me.; BAZIIJVSKAYA, G.I.;
SHMNOTA, G.V.; BLIPAMVICH, HAL; VALAKHA VICH, A.I.;
PIRSIYAIK)TA, 1.
Synthesle of racemic stereoisomeriec 0.4 TfI151011 temperaturt. in-
terval is indepenlent of the clegree of D sm( e at low rmcs of 1)
come into boing, In whi( 1) Case lil) 111.1N. tt) '11) 'Idequatt, (je"rk'e Of ;j,
be replac eci I)y t it (, N t t,vtigt 11 ,j I t 11, ~',j v,11 ti.I.III)v I'l-I III rv, V I - vIsou I-( V of the III -
Creilst, III Work-hardviling In 1)04t-( ryslailli"ation P is shown, as is the anal-
ytl( relationship RD and work-hardenin ; occurring in the k ritical
interval of D ratet- An equation is presented for calculation of the magni-
tude of the true strvs~- in c~(Ii( and (ontinuous P. with c ons ide rat 1011 for
the influence of the rate and ji-ia,,,nilude ol D on RD, and malking it possible to
define RD to I high depret, of a( ~ ura( N, in ti~,rrns of the rate of D. It is noted
that the intensity of work-harclenin~,, rv1ati%c to D is ( hara~ terized hv III(-
slope of the tangen: to I)),- t urve (it .,ork h-irdt-ning (III(, to deiorli-lation.
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