Plenary Lecture

Plenary Lecture

One-Way Line System for Transmitting
Energy or Information


Professor Michael Bank
HIT-Holon Institute of Technology
ISRAEL
E-mail: bankmichael1@gmail.com


Abstract: There are three well known types of wire lines for transmitting electrical energy or information. The first type is ordinary two wires line (below A-Line). The second type is so-called single-wire line, where ground is in the role of the second wire. Polyphase systems belong to the third type; three phase system is the most popular among them. This article presents a new electric transmission system named B-Line which uses one line only and does not use ground.

Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Professor Michael Bank received the B.A and M.Sc. degrees in communicational engineering from the Leningrad Institute of Communications in 1960, received the Ph.D. degree in 1969 in the field of FM signal detection. He received Doctor of Science degree (Russian equivalent of professor) in 1990. Since 1992 he is a consultant in Israel communicational company Bezeq and a professor in the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT). He wrote four books and more than hundred articles. Prof. Bank proposed new mobile communication method which named Frequency Bank Signal (FBS) and new antenna for mobile device named MB antenna. His research interests include mobile communication systems theory and video and audio compression methods.

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