The software radio concept

Buracchini, Enrico

doi:10.1109/35.868153

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“…L'évolution des nouveaux standards de télécommunication, les besoins de hauts débits pour les applications multi-média, font apparaître un nouveau concept dit de Radio Logicielle ou Software Radio [1].…”

Section: Introductionunclassified

Mise en oeuvre de l'outil SynDEx pour la conception et implantation de systèmes sur plateforme hétérogène

Nouvel

Nours

2004

J3eA

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Section: Introductionunclassified

Mise en oeuvre de l'outil SynDEx pour la conception et implantation de systèmes sur plateforme hétérogène

Nouvel

Nours

2004

J3eA

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“…Also it is assumed that the mobile device is capable of parallel communication over multiple channels. This can be achieved by using multiple interfaces or possibly the more flexible concept of software radio [5].…”

Section: Multimedia Mobility Management Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

M3S - multimedia mobility management and load balancing in wireless broadcast networks

Ciubotaru¹,

Muntean²

2008

China-Ireland International Conference on Information and Communications Technologies (CIICT 2008)

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Wireless local-area networks represent a viable broadband Internet access solution for enterprise, residential and public areas. Due to its short range radio, multiple wireless access points are necessary to cover a certain physical area. The tendency of mobile users to group in certain areas of interest and of mobile devices to connect to the access point with the highest signal strength determines the overall network load to be highly unbalanced. To overcome this issues which drastically affects user bandwidth share as well as the efficiency of network resource utilization, special load balancing techniques has to be employed. This paper presents the Multimedia Mobility Management System (M3S), a quality oriented mobility management framework which aims at maximizing user perceived multimedia quality by efficiently distributing the traffic load over all the communication resources available. Simulation based testing results are presented, outlining the performance of M3S against other load balancing techniques which rely on mobile device re-association with least congested access points.

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“…A future SDR platform will be subject to the dynamic reconfiguration of its functionality [1]- [3]. In other words, the available resources of an SDR platform will be partially or totally de-and reallocated in a dynamic fashion.…”

Section: Sdr Platformsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Software radio, or software-defined radio (SDR), is an emerging concept that characterizes the implementation of signal processing chains in software rather than in dedicated hardware [1]- [3]. Therefore, reconfigurable devices, including digital signal processors (DSP's) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA's), will be the main processing entities of future SDR platforms.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dynamic Resource Allocation in Software-Defined Radio – The Interrelation between Platform Architecture and Application Mapping

Marojevic¹,

Reves²,

Gelonch³

2006

Frequenz

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The software radio concept

Cited by 222 publications

References 5 publications

Mise en oeuvre de l'outil SynDEx pour la conception et implantation de systèmes sur plateforme hétérogène

Mise en oeuvre de l'outil SynDEx pour la conception et implantation de systèmes sur plateforme hétérogène

M3S - multimedia mobility management and load balancing in wireless broadcast networks

Dynamic Resource Allocation in Software-Defined Radio – The Interrelation between Platform Architecture and Application Mapping

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