An Integrated Draft 802.11n Compliant MIMO Baseband and MAC Processor

Petrus, P.; Sun, Qixiang; Ng, S.; Cho, J.; Zhang, Ning; Breslin, D.; Smith, Michael J.; McFarland, B.; Sankaran, Swaminathan; Thomson, John; Mosko, R.; Chen, A.; Lu, Tuofu; Wang, Yi-Hsiu; Zhang, Xioaru; Nakahira, D.; Li, Yixiang; Subramanian, R.; Venkataraman, Anupama; Kumar, Parvin; Swaminathan, S.; Gilbert, Judy B.; Choi, Won Joon; Ye, Huanchun

doi:10.1109/isscc.2007.373396

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“…9 shows the VLSI layout of the implemented MAC hardware and the comparison with previously published work is summarized in Table 4. Only MAC function has been employed in [12], whereas PHY and analog circuits have also been included in [13,14]. PHY is the largest component of a digital circuit.…”

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Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

Chung

Jung

Kim³

2016

JSTS:Journal of Semiconductor Technology and Science

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Abstract-This paper proposes a unified medium access control (MAC) design methodology and presents the implementation of the IEEE 802.11ac down-link multi-user multi-input and multi-output wireless local area network MAC using the proposed design methodology. The proposed methodology employs unified code for both network simulation and system implementation. Because the unified code closely relates these two processes, the performance of the implemented MAC system can be estimated before implementation. The MAC architecture for an access point implemented using the proposed design methodology is verified on an ARM-based platform, and it is applied to a 65 nm CMOS library.Index Terms-WLAN, IEEE 802.11ac, MAC, MU-MIMO, unified design methodology

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Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

Chung

Jung

Kim³

2016

JSTS:Journal of Semiconductor Technology and Science

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“…In this 4×4 STBC MIMO-OFDM modem, the following code matrix is chosen [10] In the adaptive procedure, the residual term H X k k is calculated to update the channel state information. Fig.…”

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A 62.8 mW 4×4 MIMO-OFDM modem with one-symbol-locked timing recovery, frequency-dependent I/Q mismatch estimation and adaptive equalization

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Lin

Lai

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2009 IEEE Asian Solid-State Circuits Conference

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“…This technology is known as the Multi-input Multi-output (MIMO). [14] In order to achieve better performance, matching between multiple RX and TX paths are critical. In addition, to reduce the form factor for the MIMO systems, modern implementations usually integrate multiple transceivers onto the same silicon while keeping their performance parameters as close as possible.…”

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Past, present and future of RF design in wireless communication

Chien

Loh

2009

2009 International Symposium on VLSI Design, Automation and Test

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Wireless communication has become ubiquitous in everyday life. However, in the last two decades, much has changed in the RF transceiver design that provides the essential linkage between the antenna and baseband signal processing unit. As more and more wireless applications spring up in the commercial world and the data rate continues to climb at a fast trajectory, the RF transceiver design faces increasing challenges in many different areas. In this presentation, a brief review of the RF transceiver evolution will be introduced; followed by some discussions of transceiver design challenges in today's wireless communication system.

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An Integrated Draft 802.11n Compliant MIMO Baseband and MAC Processor

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Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

A 62.8 mW 4×4 MIMO-OFDM modem with one-symbol-locked timing recovery, frequency-dependent I/Q mismatch estimation and adaptive equalization

Past, present and future of RF design in wireless communication

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An Integrated Draft 802.11n Compliant MIMO Baseband and MAC Processor

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Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

Implementation of IEEE 802.1 ac Down-link MU-MIMO WLAN MAC using Unified Design Methodology

A 62.8 mW 4&#x00D7;4 MIMO-OFDM modem with one-symbol-locked timing recovery, frequency-dependent I/Q mismatch estimation and adaptive equalization

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A 62.8 mW 4×4 MIMO-OFDM modem with one-symbol-locked timing recovery, frequency-dependent I/Q mismatch estimation and adaptive equalization