Study of air interface techniques for wireless LANs

M Li; AR Nix; MA Beach

Study of air interface techniques for wireless LANs

M Li
, AR Nix
, MA Beach

Communication Systems and Networks

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Abstract

There have been many different techniques developed to combat the ISI problem. Among them are adaptive equalization, CDMA, various multicarrier schemes and the use of intelligent antennas with diversity and directivity. For the HIPERLAN application, adaptive equalization and multicarrier schemes appear attractive. This paper reports a study of the two techniques, emphasising the critical issues relating to each approach, i.e., RF front-end linearity requirements for multicarrier schemes and base-band processing techniques for equalisation schemes

Translated title of the contribution	Study of air interface techniques for wireless LANs
Original language	English
Title of host publication	IEE Coll. on "Cordless Office", London, October
Publisher	Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Pages	4/1 - 4/7
Publication status	Published - Oct 1993
Event	Colloquium on Cordless Office - London, United Kingdom Duration: 1 Oct 1993 → …

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Conference	Colloquium on Cordless Office
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	1/10/93 → …

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Rose publication type: Conference contribution

Sponsorship: Aspects of this work were carried out under the ESPRIT project No. 7359 ‘LAURA’ supported by the EC

Keywords

equalisers
intersymbol interference
local area networks

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