... spatial relationships as well.
Space -Frequency Transform Map
For a static channel, we may extend the time -frequency transform map in Figure 2.9 for the
space -frequency relationships shown in Figure ... SpecificAnalyticalProblems 186
8.1.3 ApplicationstoWirelessTechnology 187
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MODELING FORWIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
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The loss of frequency coherence in a wirelesscommunications system is caused by the
dispersion...
... Circuit Design forWireless Communications
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Elements of RF Circuit Design
2.1 Introduction
The design of RF MEMS circuits forwireless applications is predicated upon
the well-established principles ... Design forWireless Communications
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Voice
Broadband data
Messaging
Navigation
DBS
Internet
Video
Wireless appliances
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Power/Bandwidth...
... scenarios
for which reliable communications is desirable. In the literature, channel modeling
information can be found for
ã wireless (radio) communications [Tur72, Suz77],
ã wireline communications ... extended by considering several multiplicities. The trans-
mitter multiplexes multiple symbols in parallel, such as code -division multiplexing
(CDM) and orthogonal frequency- divisionmultiplexing ... waveform is the same
for each symbol period m.
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6.5 Traveling salesperson tree search. 121
6.6 Traveling salesperson trellis....
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equal probability,
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Masao Nakagawa
Artech House
Boston ã London
www.artechhouse.com
1.1 Mobile Communications
The mobile communications revolution took place for...
... above propo sed
scheme, henceforth call ed as orthogonal spectrum shar-
ing scheme (OSSS), by deriving the closed-form expres-
sions for average SNR of the primary system. For
comparison, we also ... all the radio links between PT, PR, ST
and SR can be characterized by their respective posi-
tions on the straight line.
Figure 5 shows the average SNR performance of
primary system for OSSS,
SNR
p
with ... f
between the performance of primary and secondary sys-
tems, and the performance of one system is limited by the
interference from the other system. As we increase the
value of a, the performance of...
... frequency domain equalization (SCFDE) over a diffuse optical wireless (DOW)
communications. Recently orthogonalfrequencydivisionmultiplexing (OFDM) has been applied to DOW communications.
However, ... performance of OFDM can severely be affected by the nonlinear
characteristics of light emitting diodes (LED). To avoid a PAPR problem, we present in this paper a modified form of SCFDE for
DOW communications. ... for use in
indoor wireless data transmission [1, 2]. Diffuse optical
wireless (DOW) communications offer a viable alternative
to radio frequency (RF) communication for indoor use and
other applications...
... link quality, allowing for higher physical data rates, the loss due to RTS/CTS
overhead is overcompensated for frame sizes above 100 bytes (at 6 Mbit/s). The loss can be
further minimized by ... distributed freely for any purposes (see copyright notice below).
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For information ... is limited in the maximum achievable
resolution because of noise processes, process variations or nonlinear behaviour of the devices.
Therefore, the signal processing has to be calibrated by...
...
Therefore, wireless link modules” are the building blocks for individual wireless
nodes, so as to establish different types of abstract wireless links. For example,
categories of wireless links ...
Therefore, wireless link modules” are the building blocks for individual wireless
nodes, so as to establish different types of abstract wireless links. For example,
categories of wireless links ... of the wireless link layer and
link QoS.
Fig. 3. State Diagram of the Wireless Link Layer
A state diagram of the wireless link layer can be illustrated in Figure 3. The wireless
link...
... comparison study of
the uplink performance of W-CDMA and OFDM for mobile multimedia
communications via LEO satellites. Personal Communications, IEEE [see also IEEE
Wireless Communications] , 8(3), ... 1. Travelling times along pipes for different sensors
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4. Physical Layer Configuration and Simulation
Reliable communication links are ...
Antennas for Cellular Coverage from a High Altitude Platform. IEEE Transactions
on Wireless Communications, 2, No. 3, 484-492.
Tozer, T. C., & Grace, D. (2001). High-Altitude Platforms for Wireless...
... backbone of our platform or Tool-Chain. For the modelling a graphical
editor, based on the Eclipse Modelling Framework and the Graphical Modelling Framework
(GMF), was developed. For the examination ...
frameworks are Eclipse platform open source projects.
Furthermore the emphasis lies on the integration of essential functionalities, which regard
the administration and Management of the Wireless Sensor ... important character of the platform. The realisation of such
combinations was achieved by the plug-in oriented architecture in accordance with the
Eclipse platform. On the one hand the user...