SDR’02 Papers
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Enabling Technology 1
Flexibility, Performance and Implementation Advantages of Recursive, Linear and Non Line Hover for Abstract
Evaluating the Latest DSPs for Communications Infrastructure Applications Hover for Abstract
Evaluating FPGAs for Communication Infrastructure Applications Hover for Abstract
Enabling Technology 2
SDR Radio Subsystems Using Polar Modulation Hover for Abstract
Reconfigurable Antennas and RF front ends for portable wireless devices Hover for Abstract
Blind Equation for Modulation Identification Techniques Hover for Abstract
A Flexible Geometric Wide-Band Time-Varying Channel Model for V-Blast MIMO Simulations Hover for Abstract
Enabling Technology 3
Portable Software Implementation of a Hybrid MANET Routing Protocol Hover for Abstract
Evaluation of Software Defined Radio Prototype for PHS and Wireless LAN Hover for Abstract
Central Processing / Remote RF for Cellular Networks, using Optical Microcells: Concept an Hover for Abstract
Enabling Technology 4
Software Defined Radio Solutions; New Technology and JTRS Push the Envelope Hover for Abstract
Joint source-channel matching For jamming and fading using an OFDM variable QOS Source-cha Hover for Abstract
Designing JTRS Core Frameworks for Battery-Powered Platforms: 10 Techniques for Success Hover for Abstract
A Review on Technical Challenges for Software Defined Radios Hover for Abstract
Enabling Technology 5
Smart Radio Using Multirate Filters to Process, Identify, and Reconfigure Itself to Receiv Hover for Abstract
Performing Simultaneous Arbitrary Spectral Translation and Sample Rate Change, in Polypha Hover for Abstract
Algorithmic Advances for Software Radios Hover for Abstract
Adaptive Channel Coding Scheme Using Finite State Machine For SDR Hover for Abstract
Hardware 1
WINDFLEX - A Reconfigurable Radio System on the Path to SDR Hover for Abstract
Technique for Alleviating Dynamic-Range Requirement of Software-Radio Receiver Hover for Abstract
Resource Allocation in Software Radios Using Configurable Computing Machines Based on Hover for Abstract
Fully Software Configurable Receiver for Automotive Applications Hover for Abstract
Development of Software Radio Prototype Hover for Abstract
Hardware 2
The Platform FPGA: Enabling the Software Radio Hover for Abstract
Practical Implementation of Commercial SDR RF Front Ends Hover for Abstract
Multi-Threaded Processor for Software Defined Radio Hover for Abstract
Data Interconnect Technologies for High-Capacity SDR Systems Hover for Abstract
Adaptive Computing IC Technology Enables SDR and Multifunctionality in Next-Generation Wire Hover for Abstract
Hardware 3
Superconductor Digital-RF Transceiver Components Hover for Abstract
Zero-IF and Near-Zero-IF Quadrature Receivers for SDR Hover for Abstract
Digital Pre-Distortion Linearizer for a Realization of Automatic Calibration Unit Hover for Abstract
Benefits of Superconductor Digital-RF Transceiver Technology to Future Wireless Systems Hover for Abstract
Hardware 4
Selecting Appropriate Hardware for Software Radio Systems Hover for Abstract
The Vanu Software Radio System Hover for Abstract
Use of Switch Fabrics in Implementation of Software Radio Smart Antenna and Interference
Decorrelating Compensation Scheme for Coefficient Errors of a Filter Bank Parallel A/D C Hover for Abstract
Networks & Protocols 1
Spectrum Management protocols in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Next Genera Hover for Abstract
Mobile Device Management with SyncML Hover for Abstract
Ad hoc Mobility Protocol Suite (AMPS) for JTRS Radios Hover for Abstract
Networks & Protocols 2
SNMP Control for a Software-Defined Radio Hover for Abstract
Reconfiguration Requirements to Enable Dynamic Spectrum Allocation (DSA) Hover for Abstract
Joint Radio Resource Management in a SDR Context Hover for Abstract
Intelligent Reconfiguration of Wireless Mobile Networks Hover for Abstract
Networks & Protocols 3
The Role of Game Theory in the Analysis of Software Radio Networks Hover for Abstract
Benefits of a Software Defined Wideband Base Station Solution Hover for Abstract
Architectural Implications of the PCS Wireless Business Case Hover for Abstract
Advanced Business Models and Flexible Service Provision for Reconfigurable Mobile Systems Hover for Abstract
Software 1
Waveform Portability for Software Defined Radios Hover for Abstract
Reconfiguration Signaling Hover for Abstract
Power Control for Software Download Using Common Channels in WCDMA Hover for Abstract
OTA Mobile Device Software Management Hover for Abstract
Architectural Considerations in SDR Hardware Structures Hover for Abstract
Software 2
Source Coding for Configuration Data of FPGA for Software Defined Radio
Secure Mobile Delegation for Future Reconfigurable Terminals and Applications Hover for Abstract
Rapid Waveform Modeling Techniques for Software Defined Radios Hover for Abstract
A Waveform Description Language For Software Defined Radio Hover for Abstract
Software 3
Security Considerations for Software Defined Radios
Security Requirement for the SDR Terminal Based on the Regulators Input
The Structure of Wireless PCS Security
Common Software Download Requirements for Software Defined Radios Hover for Abstract
Systems 1
Software Defined Radio Technology in Commercial and Military Applications: A Contrast
Reconfiguration Architecture for Commercial SDRs Hover for Abstract
An SDR Design that Supports Multiple Security Levels and Network Routing Using an Untrusted Hover for Abstract
An Approach to a Compact JTRS SCA Core Framework for Handheld Radios Hover for Abstract
Systems 2
Structure and Management of SDR System Profiles Hover for Abstract
Parameter Controlled Software Defined Radio Hover for Abstract
FlexCell - Deployment and Application Views Hover for Abstract
US-Middleware and Network Support for Re-Configurable Terminals Hover for Abstract
Positioning the SDR Business Pendulum - The Case for an "Honest Broker" Hover for Abstract
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