Search for dissertations about: "Block error rate"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 48 swedish dissertations containing the words Block error rate.
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1. The Block Error Rate in Block Interference Channels and its Applications to Medium Access Control
Abstract : This thesis may be distinguished into two interdependentparts. The first part outlines the outcome of our efforts toconstruct accurate and yet simple models that account for the probability of successful reception of a packet for a wide range of physical layer parameters. READ MORE
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2. On the Design of Error Control Coding for Wireless Communication Systems
Abstract : New wireless services such as mobile Internet, multimedia streaming and high speed packet data access are making their way to the market. Availability of low-cost equipment providing high transmission quality and efficient spectrum utilization is crucial to the success of these services. READ MORE
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3. Perceptual and Squared Error Aspects in Speech and Audio Coding
Abstract : In the process of quantization, speech and audio signals are changed. This thesis contains four papers concerned with comparing and minimizing different measures to quantify the changes introduced. Before quantization the signal can be transformed to another domain. Transforms related to the discrete Fourier transform allow for e. READ MORE
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4. Millimeter-wave Transceiver ICs for Ultrahigh Data Rate Communications Using Advanced III-V and Silicon Technologies
Abstract : Today’s main driving parameter for radio transceiver research is the ability to provide high capacity while maintaining low cost, small form factor, and low power consumption. Direct conversion architectures (due to the feasibility of monolithic integration) at millimeter-wave (due to wideband availability) have attracted large interest in recent years because of their potential to meet these demands. READ MORE
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5. Low-density parity-check codes : unequal error protection and reduction of clipping effects
Abstract : The invention of low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes made reliable communication possible at transmission rates very close to the theoretical limit predicted by Shannon. However, communication close to the Shannon limit requires very long codes and results in long delay and high encoder and decoder complexity. READ MORE