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WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGIES : NEW MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS

THE KLUWER INTERNATIONAL SERIES

IN ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Edited by

NORIHIKO MORINAGA

Osaka University

RYUJI KOHNO

Yokohama National University

SEIICHI SAMPEI

Osaka University

Contents

Preface ix

Part I New Technical Trend in Wireless Multimedia Communications

1

Spatial Channel Modeling for Wireless Communications

Gregory D. Durgin and Thodore S. Rappaport

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Introduction

The Basics of Small-Scale Channel Modeling

Multipath Shape Factors

Examples

Applications

Summary

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2

Space-Time Coding for High Data Rate Wireless Communications

Ayman. F. Naguib and Rob Calderbank

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Introduction

Diversity Techniques

Space-Time Coding

Space-Time Trellis Codes

Space-Time Block Codes

Interference Suppression with Space-Time Block Codes

Applications of Space-Time Coding to Wireless

Conclusions

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3

Coding for the wireless channel

Ezio Biglieri, Giorgio Taricco and Guiseppe Caire

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Introduction

Coding for the fading channel

Code-design criteria

Robust coding schemes

Conclusions

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WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

4

OFDM – The Most Elegant Solution for Wireless Digital Transmission –

Shinsuke Hara

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Introduction

Principle and Design of OFDM System

Pilot-Assisted Synchronization Approach

Blind Synchronization Approach

Conclusions

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5

Overview on Linear Multiuser Equalizers for DS-CDMA Systems

Markku Juntti and Kari Hooli

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Introduction

Preliminaries

Linear Multiantenna Multiuser Equalization

Bit Error Probability Analysis

Chip Equalization

Conclusions

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6

Software-Defined Radio Technologies

Shinichiro Haruyama

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Introduction

Applications of Software-Defined Radio

Structure of Software-Defined Radio

Key components of software-defined radio

Standardization

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7

Spatial and Temporal Communiation Theory Based on Adaptive Antenna

Array

Ryuji Kohno

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Introduction

Adaptive Antenna Array

Spatial and Temporal Channel Model

Spatial and Temporal Equalization

Spatial and Temporal Optimum Receiver

Spatial and Temporal Joint Equalizer in Transmitter and Receiver

Concluding Remarks

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Part II Trends in New Wireless Multimedia Communication Systems

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Intelligent Transport Systems

Masayuki Fujise, Akihito Kato, Katsuyoshi Sato and Hiroshi Harada

171

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4

Introduction

Inter-Vehicle Communication

Radio on Fiber Road-Vehicle Communication

Software Radio

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Contents

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Wireless Data Communications Systems

Kaveh Pahlavan, Xinrong Li, Mika Ylianttila and Matti Latva-aho

201

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Introduction

Applications and markets of wireless data communication systems

Wireless data communication standards

Challenges and future trends

Conclusions

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Wireless Internet - Networking Aspect

Li Fun Chang

215

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Introduction

Mobile IP

Cellular to Wireless IP: An Interim Architecture

Packet cdma2000 Network

GPRS/EGPRS and UMTS Networks

Conclusions

digital Terrestrial TV Broadcasting Systems

Makoto Kami

introduction

DVB-T

ATSC standard

ISDB-T

Conclusion

IMT-2000 – Challenges of Wireless Millennium –

Fumiyuki Adachi and Mamoru Sawahashi

Introduction

Bridging the expanse of mobile multimeida: Japanese market

Evolution of wireless access technology

IMT-2000 Standardization

W-CDMA wireless access

Experimental evaluation of W-CDMA

W-CDMA enhancement

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Index

About the Editors

Contributors