Vladimir Aristov

Dr. Vladimir Aristov


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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2021 in Transport and Telecommunication Journal
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VAVladimir Aristov
Vladimir Aristov
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Eduards Lobanovs
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1 November 2021 in Automatic Control and Computer Sciences
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VAVladimir Aristov
Vladimir Aristov
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Modris Greitāns
The article proposes and studies a mathematical model for the determination of the basic electrophysical properties of a dielectric object presented as a s

1 November 2018 in Automatic Control and Computer Sciences
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VAVladimir Aristov
Vladimir Aristov
— The paper describes the operation of a classic step-recovery-diode-based pulse generator circuit using differential equations. The circuit has parasitic inductances and capacitors for both...

1 September 2017 in Automatic Control and Computer Sciences
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Vladimir Aristov
The possibility of applying the first principal component of the Karhunen–Loeve transform to localize reflections from a moving object on the time axis by sondaging with an ultra-wideband locator is s

1 July 2012 in Automatic Control and Computer Sciences
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VAVladimir Aristov
Vladimir Aristov
This paper considers the possibility to employ the first principal component (Kahrunen-Loeve transform) to reveal the law of reflected signal phase modulation. The processing of modeled and real signals representing ultrawideband impulses reflected from a simple target and from a model imitating human breath was taken as an example. It is experimentally shown that, for small movements of the target, the first principal component’s movement trajectory follows the original law of reflected signal phase modulation with precision of not less than 20%.

1 July 2021 in Automatic Control and Computer Sciences
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VAVladimir Aristov
Vladimir Aristov
ELE. Lobanovs
E. Lobanovs
RMR. Maliks
R. Maliks
MCM. Celitans
M. Celitans
JSJ. Simanovichs
J. Simanovichs
RGR. Gailis
R. Gailis
This article describes a classic ground-penetrating radar, which includes a transmitter on two step-recovery diodes for the shock excitation of an ultra-wi