INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL
Margun Alexei A., Furtat Igor B. ADAPTIVE CONTROL OF UNCERTAIN SYSTEMS UNDER CONDITIONS OF MEASUREMENTS WITH DYNAMIC QUANTIZER
517-523
Sapozhnikov Valery V., Sapozhnikov Vladimir V., Ephanov Dmitry V. METHOD OF OPERATION CONTROL OVER COMBINATORY LOGIC DEVICE BASED ON 2-OUT-OF-4 CODE
524-533
Bystrov Sergey V., Slita Olga V. ENSURING PIEZOELECTRIC DRIVE ROBUSTNESS USING THE METHOD OF CONTROLLED RELATIVE INTERVAL FREQUENCY
534-541
Sergey I. Ziatdinov, Agranovsky Andrey V., Leonid A. Osipov SYNTHESIS OF COMPLEX FILTER WITH SPECIFIED TRANSFER FUNCTION
542-546
Valentin I. Senchenkov MATHEMATICAL FORMALISM FOR DIAGNOSING OF COMPLEX TECHNICAL SYSTEM
547-557
Aleksey V. Averianov, Belaya Tatiana I., Molchanov Oleg E. USE OF PARETO DIAGRAM FOR ENSURING QUALITY OF INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FUNCTIONING
558-562
OPTICAL AND OPTO-ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS
Konyakhin Igor A., Moiseeva Anastasia A., Hoang Van Phong OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC AUTOCOLLIMATOR FOR TWO-COORDINATE ANGULAR MEASUREMENTS
563-570
Le Vu Dinh, Lebedko Yevgeny Georgievich ANALYSIS OF REFLECTION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UNDERLYING SURFACE AT SLANT RANGE MEASUREMENT
571-577
HEAT REGIMES AND RELIABILITY OF INSTRUMENTS AND SYSTEMS
Bolshev Konstantin N., Ivanov Vasily A., Malyshev Aleksey V., Stepanov Anatoly A. EVALUATION OF EFFECTIVE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF BASALT-FIBER REINFORCED COMPOSITE MATERIAL BY THE METHOD OF STATIONARY THERMAL MODE
578-583
Mikheev Vladislav A., Sulaberidze Vladimir Sh., Mushenko Vasily D. SIMULATION OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF THREE-COMPONENT COMPOSITION
584-591
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL DEVELOPMENTS
Andreev Yury S, Timofeeva Olga S., Yablochnikov Yevgeny I. DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING OF INJECTION MOLDING TOOLING IN SMALL-SCALE PRODUCTION
592-599
Medunetskiy Viktor M., Sergey V. Solk, Lebedev Oleg A. EXPERIENCE IN SINGLE AND SMALL BATCH PRODUCTION OF OPTICAL-MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
600-604
Balashov Alexey V., Gvozdeva Svetlana N. AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING Z-PARAMETERS OF PASSIVE MULTI-ELEMENT TWO-PORT NETWORKS
605-611
