Virtual Signal Integrity Test on Shielded/Unshielded Twisted-Wire Pairs in Reverberation Chambers Under Realistic Industrial Constraints

Magnetic Fields of Twisted - Wire Pairs

On the basis of an expression given by Buchholz for the magnetic-vector potential for an infinitely long twisted-wire pair, the expressions for the external component-flux densities in cylindrical coordinates have been developed. These expressions checked very well with data obtained in the proximity of precisionwound twisted-wire pairs. A generalized graph for various radii and pitch lengths h...

Data Integration under Integrity Constraints

Data integration systems provide access to a set of heterogeneous, autonomous data sources through a so-called global schema. There are basically two approaches for designing a data integration system. In the global-centric approach, one defines the elements of the global schema as views over the sources, whereas in the local-centric approach, one characterizes the sources as views over the glo...

Signal-dependent constraints for perceptually motivated suppression of late reverberation

The suppression of late reverberation by spectral subtraction tends to degrade disproportionally low-level signal regions and signal transients. This work proposes two novel relaxation criteria that can constrain such problems in a signal-dependent fashion. These criteria were found to improve the performance of state-of-the-art late reverberation suppression algorithms when used in conjunction...

Optimal Wire Spacing Under Cross Talk Constraints

On Capacity Under Received-Signal Constraints

In a world where different systems have to share the same spectrum, the received (interfering) power may be a more relevant constraint than the maximum transmit power. Motivated by such a spectrum-sharing approach, this paper investigates the behavior of capacity under received-power constraints, modeling for example the maximum interference that one system may inflict on another. The insight o...