Recently, several medical devices that use wireless communication are under development. In this paper, the small size frequency shift keying (FSK) transmitter and a monofilar antenna for the capsule endoscope, enabling the medical device to transmit VGA-size images of the intestine. To verify the functionality of the proposed wireless communication system, computer simulations and animal exper...

With the integration of Internet and multimedia applications in next generation wireless communications, the demand for wide-band high data rate communication services is growing. In recent years, multiple transmitter and receiver antennas are employed in the wireless communications systems to adapt various demands of high speed wireless links and improved signal to noise ratio . In order to ta...

Coherent communication over fading wireless channels requires channel state information (CSI). Therefore, CSI has value. Communication systems that require CSI must devote some system resources to obtaining it. CSI has associated cost. When the cost can be used to train either the transmitter or the receiver, then the optimal solution is to allocate the training where it will have the highest v...

A 120-GHz-band close-proximity wireless system that achieves the first 10-Gbit/s real-time transmission satisfying the regulation for extremely low-power radio stations (ELRS regulation). The use of photonic technologies enables the transmitter to perform 10-Gbit/s quadrature-phase-shift keying (QPSK) modulation and generate an RF spectrum with negligibly small spurious signals. The phase of th...

Phase-Shifting Techniques for Wireless Multiple-antenna Transmitter Applications