1-1 Development background To cope with the recent rapid increase in communication traffic, various measures are being implemented for communication systems such as distributing traffic pathways using wireless LANs or other systems and increasing transmission capacity by introducing multiple-input/multiple-output (MIMO) technology or array antenna systems. The appearance of smartphones has acce...

The interference reduction is one of the most important problems in the field of wireless sensor networks. Wireless sensor network elements are small mobile receiver and transmitters. The energy of processor and other components of each device is supplied by a small battery with restricted energy. One of the meanings that play an important role in energy consumption is the interference of signa...

Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing (OFDM) has become the preferred modulation scheme for both broadband and high bitrate digital wireless protocols because of its spectral efficiency and robustness against multipath interference. Although the components and overall structure of different OFDM protocols are functionally similar, the characteristics of the environment for which a wireless...

This paper deals with wireless multi-radio transmitter architectures operating in the frequency band of 800 MHz – 6 GHz. As a consequence of the constant evolution in the communication systems, mobile transmitters must be able to operate at different frequency bands and modes according to existing standards specifications. The concept of a unique multiradio architecture is an evolution of the m...

Fig. 1. Inter-chip wireless communication within computer chassis Impulse radio systems have received much attention as a possible architecture for UWB transceivers due to the large data bandwidth, low spectral interference with nearby channels, and simplicity of UWB transmitter/receiver architectures using mostly digital implementations. Due to the low emitted power spectral density of -41.3dB...

This paper considers a wireless communication network consisting of multiple interfering multicast sessions. Different from a unicast system where each transmitter has only one receiver, in a multicast system, each transmitter has multiple receivers. It is a well known result for wireless unicast systems that the feasibility of an signal-to-interference-plus-noise power ratio (SINR) without pow...

Wireless power transfer from one transmitter to multiple receivers through inductive coupling is slowly entering the market. However, for certain applications, capacitive wireless power transfer (CWPT) using electric coupling might be preferable. In this work, we determine closed-form expressions for a CWPT system with one transmitter and two receivers. We determine the optimal solution for two...

Axle bearings of railway car bogies are important parts that support the running cars. It is desirable to detect damage axle at an early state. Therefore, autonomous detection system (ADDS) was developed does not require a power supply nor wiring and notifies bearing vehicle. The ADDS utilized anti-vibration rubber with built-in piezoelectric element wireless transmitter; which installed on box...

WE DEVELOP A wireless power transmission system for the Duke SmartHome. This power-transmitting surface is built into the frame of a 35 x 32 cm wooden cabinet and is able to transmit tens of watts of electrical power to power multiple devices simultaneously. We have successfully powered multiple devices including an alarm clock, a USB light, an LED, a USB toy and an iPhone. We have also managed...

Wireless endoscopic capsules can visualize the inside of digestive tract for purpose gastrointestinal diseases diagnose. In order to implement appropriate treatment method, transmitted picture should be followed by information on location endoscope. The article presents method localization with wireless transmitter based detection phase difference signals in receiver located patients body. prop...