ADVANCES IN HIGH BIT RATE TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

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2. Research contents and methods
2.1. Experimental Design
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maximum transmit power (the no saturation case), this PAPR
is of 256 (24 dB), which is the size of the FFT. However, prac- tical systems work with a given saturation rate, which is ad- missible without incurring in significant performance loss. If we consider a probability of[r]

Let us consider a simple example in order to verify that our suggested BER estimator works well. In this section, we shall consider a synchronous CDMA system with K
users employing normalized spreading codes , , . . . , 1 / SF, +1 / SF SF of length SF chips, through an AWGN channel u[r]

When the frame is complex and FMO is enabled, the CBF tends to be significantly larger than the TBL. In such cases, the target bits tend to be negative, so the current buffer level must be reduced by increasing QP to maintain positive target bit levels. The amount of QP adjustment depe[r]

as we just estimated, and recomputing the synchronization criterion in order to estimate the second interfering user as depicted in Subsection 6.3.
8. Chapter summary and conclusion
In this chapter, we described a fast and efficient blind spread spectrum signal analysis app[r]

Nt = Nr = 2 and σ 2
Δ H = 10 − 4 , the BER with QPSK is about 5 . 5 × 10 − 3 when σ 2
res = 10 − 4 , which is three times of that of SISO-OFDM (which is about 1 . 8 × 10 − 3 ), as shown in Figure 6 . For a given number of receive antennas, MRC can achieve a lower BER than that achieved wi[r]

properties and fault-tolerant abilities to input patterns of the artificial neural network architectures.
An alternative approach for a pattern recognition system has been well demonstrated previously with the Generalised Hybrid Optical Neural Network (G-HONN) filter (object recognition syst[r]

Another important topic to consider is mobility in this type of networks: the channel model we have considered as- sumes that sensors are static (or restricted to very slow move- ment). Our system model and the energy-e ffi cient scheme developed in this paper may be suitable for the cas[r]

correction loop
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Figure 6.8 Transcoding with motion data re-use scheme
transcoding system, as depicted in Figure 6.8. The feedback loop corrects the drift error caused by the use of different quantiser levels. The drift error correction is simply carried out by the method discussed i[r]

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The reminder of this paper is structured as follows.
Section 2 presents the concept of crystallized rates region
for MIMO transmission. Section 3 describes the applica- tion of correlated equilibrium concept in the rate region formulation and presents the linear programming[r]

Although Ethernet with over 200 million installed nodes world-wide is the most popular method of linking computers on a network, its 10 Mbps speed is too slow for very data intensive or real-time applications.
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Classical / legacy X-Ray generation systems employ large, heavy, shielded tank assemblies containing the X-Ray tube and high voltage power supply, all immersed in a bath of dielectric oil. These assemblies are not only large, but also very heavy (often greater th[r]

as we just estimated, and recomputing the synchronization criterion in order to estimate the second interfering user as depicted in Subsection 6.3.
8. Chapter summary and conclusion
In this chapter, we described a fast and efficient blind spread spectrum signal analysis app[r]

5. Conclusions
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Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication techniques have received great attention and gained significant devel- opment in recent years. In this paper, we analyze and compare the performances of different MIMO techniques. In particular, we compare the performance of thr[r]

be convolutional, turbo, trellis-coded modulation (TCM), or any other coding scheme. The encoder encodes a block of K
information bits into a codeword of L symbols. The code rate is defined as R c = K/L . For the l th symbol in the codeword, the matched filter output of the i th di[r]

47.5.5 Robot Vision Systems
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