Satellite connectivity systems face challenges such as handset emissions, limited bandwidth, and interference issues, but also present opportunities for innovative technologies like high-gain systems and phased array antennas. The European Union's MSS S-band spectrum allocation in 2009 is a notable

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This document delves into the intricacies of Coordinated Beamforming (Co-BF) and MU-MIMO techniques in the context of IEEE 802.11-23/1998r0 standard. It explores the concept of nulling in Co-BF, handling more Rx antennas than streams, Zero-Forcing precoding to eliminate Multi-User Interference (MUI)

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Explanation of the infinitesimal dipole element used in wire antennas, calculation of radiated fields, radiation patterns, directivity, and far-field patterns. Includes illustrations and equations for a comprehensive understanding.

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Horn antennas are integral in microwave technology, offering high gain, low VSWR, and wide bandwidth. Widely used for radio astronomy, satellite communication, and more, horns play a crucial role in various applications. Learn about the design, characteristics, and radiation properties of horn anten

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Radio frequency signals exhibit various behaviors as they travel through different mediums, affecting transmission speed and distance between devices. Propagation behaviors include absorption, reflection, scattering, refraction, and diffraction, impacting wireless network performance. Understanding

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This content discusses the CGRA-ME framework for modelling and exploration of Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Arrays (CGRA). It covers the objectives, architecture description, inputs required, and tools included in the framework. CGRA-ME allows architects to model different CGRA architectures, map ap

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This presentation discusses implementing AI-based enhanced FDIR and prognostics on-board solutions for constellations to improve fault detection, root cause analysis, and failure prediction, aiming to enhance service availability and reduce operational costs.

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Point-to-Point wireless installation involves establishing a direct wireless link between two fixed points, typically using directional antennas. This setup bypasses the need for physical cables, making it ideal for connecting remote locations, exten

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Learn how to create pictorial drawings step by step with detailed instructions and visuals. Follow along to sketch objects viewed from different directions such as antennas and toggle switches. Understand the importance of orientation, proportion, and scale in producing accurate and detailed drawing

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This research focuses on rate optimization in wideband RIS-assisted wireless systems, specifically investigating MIMO RIS-assisted systems in sub-6 GHz mmWave settings. Pathloss and blockage modeling, along with LOS vs. spectral efficiency and RIS-UE distance vs. spectral efficiency analyses, are ke

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Programmable Logic Devices (PLDs) are versatile electronic components used to create reconfigurable digital circuits, distinct from fixed-function integrated circuits. PLDs require programming before use, enabling customization for specific functions. This article explores PLDs, digital electronic s

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Learn how to build your own APRS I-Gate & Digipeater without overspending. Understand the functions of a Digipeater and an I-Gate, and gather the necessary components like RTL-SDR kits, Baofeng radio, Raspberry Pi, and antennas. Connect all the components to create a functional I-Gate and Digipeater

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Smart antenna systems, like adaptive array antennas and switched beam antennas, combine antenna arrays with digital signal processing to transmit and receive signals adaptively. These systems improve signal quality, reduce interference, and increase capacity by dynamically adjusting radiation patter

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Utilizing IEEE 802.11ad/11ay devices, this presentation demonstrates how radar applications can be implemented with minimal hardware modifications, showcasing enhanced radar information accuracy through device collaboration. The advantages of the 60GHz band for short-range radar applications, such a

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Starlink, the satellite constellation by SpaceX, holds promise for IoT connectivity with its thousands of small satellites in low Earth orbit. The directional antennas required may impact IoT device adoption. However, the global coverage offered by Starlink could revolutionize IoT connectivity in re

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FUNcube satellite, a small satellite equipped with solar panels, batteries, and communication antennas, operates above Earth's atmosphere to collect and relay data through radio communication. By analyzing the telemetry graphs produced by the satellite, tasks include determining the time taken for o

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Low band receive antennas, including the Beverage Flex-4X system, are crucial for long-distance propagation on bands such as 160, 80, 60, and 40 meters. Operating on low bands presents challenges like large wavelengths, high levels of QRM and QRN, and the need for effective noise reduction strategie

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This project focuses on creating a reconfigurable radar system for contactless vital signs monitoring. By utilizing a hybrid approach of UWB and CW modes, the system aims to achieve high sensitivity and resolution with minimal size, weight, and power consumption. The innovative design allows for mul

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In this study presented at IEEE SECON 2018, the authors investigate the throughput limits of multi-hop wireless networks employing reconfigurable antennas (RAs). Challenges such as unreliable links, interference, and large overhead are addressed, with existing approaches at both the link/network lay

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Jason D. Bakos has been actively involved in the Computer Engineering program, focusing on computer architecture for high-performance and embedded computing. His recent recognition includes chairing a top US reconfigurable computing conference steering committee. The CSE faculty changes, challenges,

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Bhutan implemented an eHealth pilot project utilizing TV White Space technology for last-mile connectivity in remote communities. The project aimed to deliver healthcare services efficiently and replicate similar systems in underserved areas. The implementation involved strategic partnerships with A

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Investigating the impact of Newtonian Noise (NN) on various detectors and instruments used for measuring gravity gradients. The content delves into the frequency ranges affected by NN in detectors like LIGO, AdVirgo, and KAGRA, as well as the influence of infrasound and seismic waves. The discussion

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GRANDproto project workshop held in May 2017 focused on improving autonomous radio detection efficiency for the detection of extensive air showers (EAS). Issues such as detector stability and background rates were discussed, with the goal of establishing radio detection as a reliable method for EAS

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NXDN is an ultra narrowband digital mode with 6.25 KHz FDMA modulation, offering clear audio and data streaming with support for multiple talkgroups. It provides superior weak signal performance, decoding down to -116 dBm, ideal for indoor use. First-generation NXDN radios lack certain features comp

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This document presents a proposal for a TG3d channel model intended for wireless backhaul/fronthaul applications within the IEEE 802.15 Working Group. The proposal addresses operational characteristics, including high path loss mitigation at 300 GHz, requiring high gain antennas for LOS connections.

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Investigation and fabrication of TES materials for single photon detection in the microwave range, optimizing material selection, deposition processes, and antenna-coupled TES design. Tasks include materials characterization, antenna simulations, and TES microwave characterization. The project aims

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In September 2016, a proposal was introduced to enhance the beamforming training procedures in IEEE 802.11ay for increased efficiency and MIMO support. The proposal suggests a multi-stage, multi-resolution beamforming training framework to improve efficiency in scenarios with high-resolution beams a

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Designing a reconfigurable in-rack network to enhance performance and reduce costs in rack-scale computers. The XFabric project focuses on adapting network topology to traffic flow, resulting in lower path lengths and reduced oversubscription. By implementing circuit-switched fabric with electrical

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Explore the world of mosquitoes through this interactive Bingo game filled with educational content about mosquito habits and prevention methods. Put your knowledge to the test as you match items like antennas, eggs, and insect repellent on the board. Learn valuable tips on how to protect yourself f

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This presentation introduces a sector sweep protocol for beamforming training using BRP frames in IEEE 802.11-17/0322r1 standard. The protocol aims to enhance the efficiency of transmit sector sweep processes for devices with multiple antennas/subarrays, operating over specified frequency channels.

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The GRAND project involves building and running a massive array of detectors over a vast area, with a focus on simplicity and cost-effectiveness. Key components include signal reconstruction, background discrimination, broadband antennas, readout electronics, and data transfer considerations. The bu

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This article delves into the world of Microstrip Antennas, exploring various types, shapes, and substrates used. It covers the advantages, applications, and radiation patterns of Microstrip Antennas, as well as insights on optimizing substrate properties for increased bandwidth and comparing differe

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Rotary transformers are essential for transferring signals and power across rotary interfaces, replacing slip rings with more reliability. Used in scientific instruments, antennas, and spacecraft configurations like spin-stabilized crafts. The Galileo spacecraft successfully utilized rotary transfor

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Proposed is a draft channel plan for a 500-GHz fixed wireless system suitable for ultra-high-definition surveillance applications in smart industries and public transportation. This system aims to enable high-capacity data transmission with low spectrum interference in short-distance links, offering

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An antenna is a crucial device that converts radio frequency electrical current into electromagnetic waves. This article discusses the fundamental principles behind antennas, their action as transducers, and different classifications based on directional patterns. Whether you're interested in isotro

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Bruce Kraemer from Marvell shared comments and recollections at the 25th anniversary event of IEEE 802.11 in July 2015. The presentation covered various aspects like opening remarks, time at IEEE HQ, MIMO technology, and more. Kraemer emphasized the journey of 802.11 Lite and the significance of mul

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Phaethon is a lightpath provisioning adapter designed for LightSoft, providing capabilities such as reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexing and transponder filtering. It integrates with the GRNET OSS/BSS stack and facilitates operations like transforming CORBA calls to HTTP REST calls and manag

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JMP 13 introduces new features for creating interactive dashboards with multiple reports using Docking Panels for reconfigurable layouts. Dashboards can be customized using Combine Windows, Dashboard Builder, or JSL, allowing for dynamic organization and visualization of data. Learn how to maximize

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Reconfigurable Computing (RC) is gaining popularity as software processors face limitations in speed and parallelism. FPGAs offer a solution by implementing complex functions and enabling spatial computation. The course covers RC basics, Verilog introduction, and dual processing techniques for verif

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NAND Flash memory is commonly used in mobile devices due to its reliability and non-volatile nature. Flash Translation Layer (FTL) plays a crucial role in optimizing NAND flash performance and lifetime. The design of FTL should focus on hiding technological details, maximizing performance, and consi

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