... THE RADIO CHANNEL AND MODULATION REQUIREMENTS 23 RF/ MICROWAVE CIRCUIT DESIGNFOR WIRELESS APPLICATIONS RF/ MicrowaveCircuitDesignforWireless Applications. Ulrich L. Rohde, David P. NewkirkCopyright ... advances.In this book, RF/ MicrowaveCircuitDesignforWireless Applications , Dr. Rohde helpsclarify RF theory and its reduction to practical applications in developing RF circuits. Thebook provides ... members. We have thereforedecided to give some guidelines for the designer applications of ICs, focusing mainly onhigh-performance applications. In the case of high-performance applications, low...
... 424 4133p(2.29)28 RF MEMS CircuitDesignforWireless Communications2Elements of RFCircuit Design 2.1 IntroductionThe design of RF MEMS circuits forwirelessapplications is predicated ... both RF MEMS and traditional RF and microwavecircuit design. Chapter 1 of RF MEMS CircuitDesignforWireless Communicationsstarts by clearly stating the ubiquitous wireless communications problem, ... groundfixed/mobile platform, and (3) the space platform.4 RF MEMS CircuitDesignforWireless CommunicationsInformationVoiceBroadband dataMessagingNavigationDBSInternetVideoWireless...
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... platforms are evaluated.1 IntroductionIn recent years, numerous applications of wireless sen-sor networks (WSNs) have been developed. Different applications have diverse requirements; for ... implemented. It has beenwidely utilized in WSN applications since it is designed for low data rate, short distance and low-power-con-sumption applications in conformity with the constraintsof WSN systems ... nodes.- The performances of IDEA1 have also been com-pared with NS-2.3 Design and architecture of IDEA1In this section, the design and architecture of IDEA1 arepresented, including the design framework,...
... andscenario 2, which generates much heavier traffic loadthan that of scenario 1, was performed to measure theperformance of resource utilization.During the simulations, the jakes model was adoptedto ... performance conclusions. Furthermore, it wasshown that the MAP messages occupy up to 20-60% ofdownlink resources [12]. Therefore, the mapping of traf-fic into bursts is a crucial issue for ... article as: Chen et al.: Cross-layer designfor radio resourceallocation based on priority scheduling in OFDMA wireless accessnetwork. EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking2011...
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... simulation toapproach t he performance of cooperative techniques whichalso assume perfect parameter knowledge.AcknowledgmentsThe editors would like to thank all the reviewers for theirefforts in making ... community and wireless practitioners have provided overwhelming evidence that thestrictly layered ISO/OSI architecture can lead to largelysuboptimal operation of wireless networks. The reasons for such ... cross-layer design hasbeen adopted. In short, the cross-layer methodology allowscertain important information to influence decisions in alayer that is originally not defined to use that information(e.g.,...