Mobile Communications - Advanced Systems and Components: 1994 International Zurich Seminar on Digital Communications, Zurich, Switzerland, March 8-11,

ISBN-13: 9783540578567 / Angielski / Miękka / 1994 / 571 str.

Christoph Gunther; Christoph G. Gunther

Opis

Following the conception of a universal mobile telecommunications system, this volume analyzes four areas of research: the improved usage of existing telecommunications standards; better signal processing algorithms; developments to existing systems; and new system proposals.

Spis treści

Personal communications.- The evolution of GSM.- Integrating data traffic in Enhanced-TDMA digital cellular systems.- The geometric Dynamic Channel Allocation strategy for high traffic FDM/TDMA mobile communications networks.- Performance evaluation of the DECT radio resource management.- The capacity of CDMA cellular: Reverse link field test results.- Adaptive multiuser detector for synchronous code division multiple access applications.- Concatenated coding scheme for reliable data transmission in CDMA cellular systems.- Performance of CDMA cellular networks with base-station antenna arrays.- Joint Frequency-Phase Modulation over Rayleigh fading channels.- Convolutional codes and finite interleavers for the block erasure channel.- Fractional-rate hybrid PSK-TCM codes for the Rayleigh fading channel.- Increased capacity of DS-CDMA mobile systems on frequency-selective slow fading channels.- Design and performance of an 8-dimensional modulation scheme.- Analysis of successive interference cancellation in M-ary Orthogonal DS-CDMA system with single path Rayleigh fading.- Simulation results for a CDMA Interference Cancellation technique in a Rayleigh fading channel.- Matched median detectors for synchronous direct-sequence multiple-access communications.- Cellular spectrum efficiency of a joint detection C/TDMA mobile radio system.- Multiple-symbol differential detection scheme for differential amplitude modulation.- Phase-correcting filter for sub-optimal equalizers.- Performance of adaptive equalization in typical indoor environments including non-linear power amplifiers.- New error probability upper bound on maximum likelihood sequence estimation for intersymbol interference channels.- Bit error probability of a rapidly-adapting rake receiver as a function of dwell time.- Near-far resistant propagation delay estimators for asynchronous direct-sequence code division multiple access systems.- Dynamic cell planning for wireless infrared in-house data transmission.- Frequency response measurements of the wireless indoor channel at infrared optics.- Propagation losses and impulse response of the indoor optical channel: A simulation package.- A 50 Mbit/s optical wireless lan link using novel optical and electronic enabling technologies.- Performance comparison of GMSK and ?/4-DQPSK modulations in a mobile radio environment.- The effect of modulation on the power rating of multi-channel linear amplifiers.- Simulation of GSM data channels in a safety critical railway environment.- A model for BER evaluation of indoor frequency selective channels using multipath measurement results at 2.4, 4.75 and 11.5 GHz.- Measuring bit errors, clock errors and their burst characteristics in mobile communication systems.- Performance of dynamic feedback power control in a TDMA radio system.- Performance of cellular radio systems with power control in varying shadow fading environments.- Power control on the forward link in cellular CDMA.- Performance analysis of a CDMA-based satellite-mobile audio broadcasting system.- Radio protocol architecture of the CODIT UMTS system.- RACE-II advanced TDMA mobile access project An approach for UMTS.- Multitone spread spectrum communication systems in a multipath Rician fading channel.- Slotted ALOHA with capture in a mobile radio environment.- Improved performance of mobile data networks using stack algorithms and receiver capture.- Contention resolution multiple access techniques for handling speech and data traffic on wireless networks.- Certain generalizations on the slotted collision channel without feedback.- Monolithic integration of a spread-spectrum transmitter and receiver front end for Wireless LAN applications.- A bit-serial CMOS digital IF-filter for mobile radio using an on-chip clock.- A 65-MHz digital chip-matched-filter for DS-spread spectrum applications.- Area-efficient viterbi decoders for complex rate-k/n convolutional and trellis codes.- Soft handoff extends CDMA cell coverage and increases reverse link capacity.- An architecture and methodology for mobile-executed cell hand-off in wireless ATM networks.