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ORCIDWireless Personal Communications, Volume 2
Volume 2, Numbers 1-2, March 1995
- Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz
, Shinsuke Hara:
Editorial introduction. 1-7 - Khaled Fazel, Stefan Kaiser, Patrick Robertson, Michael J. Ruf:
A concept of digital terrestrial television broadcasting. 9-27 - Volker Engels, Hermann Rohling:
Differential modulation techniques for a 34 MBit/s radio channel using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing. 29-44 - Mark Russell, Gordon L. Stüber:
Terrestrial digital video broadcasting for mobile reception using OFDM. 45-66 - Leonard J. Cimini Jr.:
Performance studies for high-speed indoor wireless communications. 67-85 - Peter W. J. Van Eetvelt, Simon J. Shepherd, Stephen K. Barton:
The distribution of peak factor in QPSK Multi-Carrier modulation. 87-96 - Robert Vallet, Kais Haj Taieb:
Fraction spaced Multi-Carrier modulation. 97-103 - Richard A. Stirling-Gallacher, Gordon Povey:
Comparison of MC-CDMA with DS-CDMA using frequency domain and time domain RAKE receivers. 105-119 - Khaled Fazel, Stefan Kaiser, Michael Schnell:
A flexible and high performance cellular mobile communications system based on Orthogonal Multi-Carrier SSMA. 121-144 - Luc Vandendorpe, Olivier van de Wiel:
Performance analysis of linear MIMO equalizers for multitone DS/SS systems in multipath channels. 145-165 - Qingxin Chen, Elvino S. Sousa, Subbarayan Pasupathy:
Performance of a coded multi-carrier DS-CDMA system in multi-path fading channels. 167-183
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1995
- Jialin Zou, Vijay K. Bhargava, Qiang Wang:
Reverse link interference modeling and outage analysis for DS/CDMA cellular systems. 189-215 - Lajos Hanzo, Jürgen Streit, Redwan Salami, William T. Webb:
A low-rate multi-level voice/video transceiver for personal communications. 217-234 - Hu Lan, Cyril J. Burkley:
Fading rate and multipath delay effects on signal acquisition using sliding correlation in a multi-user environment. 235-244 - Mark D. Austin, Gordon L. Stüber:
In-service signal quality estimation for TDMA cellular systems. 245-254 - Victoria Abreu-Sernández, Domingo Docampo-Amoedo:
A variable rate multipulse speech coder for CDMA cellular systems. 255-263 - Urbashi Mitra, H. Vincent Poor:
Adaptive decorrelating detectors for CDMA systems. 265-290
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1995
- Thomas Müller, Karsten Brüninghaus, Hermann Rohling:
Performance of coherent OFDM-CDMA for broadband mobile communications. 295-305 - Göran Malmgren:
On the outage probability in local/regional single frequency broadcasting networks. 307-319 - William Wyatt-Millington, Simon J. Shepherd, Stephen K. Barton:
A pipelined implementation of the Winograd FFT for satellite on-board multi-carrier demodulation. 321-334 - Shinsuke Hara, Masutada Mouri, Minoru Okada, Norihiko Morinaga:
Transmission performance analysis of Multi-Carrier Modulation in frequency selective fast Rayleigh fading channel. 335-356 - Alexander M. Haimovich, Yeheskel Bar-Ness:
On the performance of a stochastic gradient-based decorrelation algorithm for multiuser multicarrier CDMA. 357-371 - Zoran Zvonar:
Multiuser detection in asynchronous CDMA frequency-selective fading channels. 373-392 - Lars K. Rasmussen, Michael J. Bartz, Stephen B. Wicker:
A comparison of trellis coded and Reed-Solomon coded hybrid-ARQ protocols over slowly fading Rayleigh channels. 393-413 - Urbashi Mitra, H. Vincent Poor:
Adaptive decorrelating detectors for CDMA systems. 415-440
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