Wireless transceiver systems design
Wireless Transceiver Systems Design presents the design trade-off challenge from the perspective of the system architect, who is concerned with both an efficient design process and a competitive design result. This includes solutions to the two central design challenges, which are, how to efficiently design a WLAN system and how to prepare for the upcoming challenges of flexible, multi-standard terminals. This book illustrates true cross-disciplinary electronic system-level design with examples in algorithm-architecture co-design, mixed-signal algorithm and architecture co-design, and cross-layer system exploration. It also focuses on three recurring themes, the preference for scalable and reusable architectual concepts, proof-of-concept through actual design and experimental verification, and consequent analysis of design steps and their development into a methodology. Wireless Transceiver Systems Design is a valuable reference for specialists in the field of OFDM transceiver design
Springer eBooks
1 online resource (xiv, 289 pages)
9780387745169, 9781281491329, 9786611491321, 0387745165, 1281491322, 6611491325
272306842
The System Design Process
Specification for a Wireless LAN Terminal
Efficient Digital VLSI Signal Processing for OFDM
Digital Compensation Techniques for Receiver Front-Ends
Design Space Exploration for Transmitters
Methodologies for Transceiver Design
Conclusions and Further Research
English