Search for dissertations about: "radio transmitters"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 55 swedish dissertations containing the words radio transmitters.
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1. Behavioral Modeling of Radio Frequency Transmitters
Abstract : The dependence of modern wireless communication systems on the fidelity ofthe transmitter has increased the importance of modeling these components.Behavioral modeling is a commonly used technique to find the input-outputrelationship of a system, without the need for the knowledge of the specificcomponents. READ MORE
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2. Impulse Radio UWB for the Internet-of-Things : A Study on UHF/UWB Hybrid Solution
Abstract : This dissertation investigates Ultra-Wideband (UWB) techniques for the next generation Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) towards the Internet-of-Things (IoT). In particular, an ultra-high frequency (UHF) wireless-powered UWB radio (UHF/UWB hybrid) with asymmetric links is explored from system architecture to circuit implementation. READ MORE
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3. Millimeter-Wave Impulse Radio
Abstract : This thesis investigates the opportunity of wireless multi-gigabit per second communication at the millimeter-wave (mmW) frequencies around 60 GHz by using impulse radio and nanoelectronics. Today most wireless communication take place in the microwave region, where several different systems and applications are crowding the narrow-band channels. READ MORE
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4. All-Digital PWM Transmitters
Abstract : Electronic devices with wireless connectivity are fast becoming a part of daily life. According to some estimates, in the next five years, 10 billion new devices with internet connectivity would be produced. READ MORE
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5. Hybrid cellular-broadcasting infrastructure systems : radio resource management issues
Abstract : This thesis addresses the problem of low-cost multicast delivery of multimedia content in future mobile networks. The trend towards reuse of existing infrastructure for cellular and broadcasting for building new systems is challenged, with respect to the opportunities for low cost service provision and scalable deployment of networks. READ MORE