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2007
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Lasse Harju, Jari Nurmi:
Hardware platform for software-defined WCDMA/OFDM baseband receiver implementation. IET Comput. Digit. Tech. 1(5): 640-652 (2007)
2005
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Lasse Harju, Mika Kuulusa, Jari Nurmi:
Flexible Implementation of a WCDMA Rake Receiver. J. VLSI Signal Process. 39(1-2): 147-160 (2005)
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Lasse Harju, Jari Nurmi:
A Synchronization Coprocessor Architecture for WCDMA/OFDM Mobile Terminal Implementations. SoC 2005: 141-145
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Lasse Harju, Jari Nurmi:
A programmable baseband receiver platform for WCDMA/OFDM mobile terminals. WCNC 2005: 33-38
2004
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Lasse Harju, Jari Nurmi:
A baseband receiver architecture for UMTS-WLAN interworking applications. ISCC 2004: 678-685

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