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Radio (RF) & Wireless Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETDs) & Patents

This Table is Sortable! Year Type Institute Abstract Title Patents 2005 Thesis NC State Abstract Integrated Upconverter Design For WCDMA Transmitter Implemented In 90nm CMOS   2005 Thesis NC State Abstract Semi-blind turbo detection for Multiple-input Multiple-output wireless systems   2005 Thesis NC State Abstract Chip Discrimination for UWB Impulse Radio Networks in Multipath Channels   2005 Thesis NC State Abstract 90nm CMOS RF Driver Amplifier for WCDMA Mobile Applications   2004 Dissertation NC State Abstract Performance Analysis of Reliable Adaptive Transmission for Mobile Radio Slow Frequency Hopping Channels Aided by Long Range Prediction   2004 Dissertation NC State Abstract Performance Analysis of Adaptive Transmission Aided by Long Range Channel Prediction for Realistic Single- and Multi-Carrier Mobile Radio Channels   2003 Thesis NC State Abstract Substrate Noise Analysis in RF Integrated Circuits   2003 Thesis NC State Abstract SOI for Frequency Synthesis in RF Integrated Circuits   2005 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Microwave integrated phased array receivers in silicon   2005 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Broadband wireless broadcast channels: throughput, performance, and PAPR reduction   2003 Dissertation NC State Abstract Frequency agile RF/microwave circuits using BST varactors   2003 Dissertation NC State Abstract Linearly Tunable RF-MEMS Capacitors Implemented Using an Integrated Removable Self-Masking Technique   2003 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Integrated concurrent multi-band radios and multiple-antenna systems   2003 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Millimeter-wave MMICs and applications   2002 Thesis NC State Abstract On Quantifying Covertness of Ultra-Wideband Impulse Radio   2002 Dissertation NC State Abstract Robust Coding Methods For Space-Time Wireless Communications   2001 Thesis NC State Abstract Capacity Aspects of Bit Interleaved Coded Modulation   2001 Dissertation NC State Abstract Deterministic Modeling and Long Range Prediction ofFast Fading Channels with Applications to Mobile Radio Systems   2000 Thesis NC State Abstract Radio Frequency Applications of Barium Strontium Titanate Thin Film Tunable Capacitors   2000 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Selective Interference Cancellation and Frame Synchronization for Packet Radio Communications   2000 Dissertation NC State Abstract Global Modeling of Nonlinear Microwave Circuits   1999 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Extending the Flexibility of an RFIC Transceiver Through Modifications to the External Circuit   1999 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Dual polarized and balanced receivers at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths   1998 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Adaptive Equalization for Indoor Channels   1998 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Diffraction by Building Corners at 28 GHz: Measurements and Modeling   1998 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Design and Calibration of a RF Capacitance Probe for Non-Destructive Evaluation of Civil Structures   1998 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Adaptive and diversity techniques for wireless digital communications over fading channels   1997 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract Wideband Propagation Measurement Results, Simulation Models, and Processing Techniques For a Sliding Correlator Measurement System   1997 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Determination of Bragg Scatter in an Aircraft Generated Wake Vortex System for Radar Detection   1995 Dissertation Virginia Tech Abstract Design of Integrated, Low Power, Radio Receivers in BiCMOS Technologies   1959 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Experiments in very low-frequency radio propagation   1954 Engineer's Thesis Caltech Abstract Studies of experimental techniques for sounding the ionosphere at low and very low radio wave frequencies   1954 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Some properties of the ionosphere at low radio frequencies   1950 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Application of a new technique for radio wave propagation study to experimental confirmation of the phase characteristics of Norton's ground wave propagation theory

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