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Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications (MCWC)
(30 Papers)		Communications, Signals and Coding (CSC)
(5 Papers)		Communications, Computers and Applications (CCA)
(21 Papers)		Communications, Networking and Information Technology (CNIT)
(10 Papers)		Communications, Propagation, and Electronics (CPE)
(20 Papers)
Communications and Signal Processing (CSP)
(6 Papers)		Biomedical Engineering, Electronics and Nanotechnology (BEN)
(8 Papers)
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MCWC Conferences with Published Papers

MIC-MCWC 2006, Amman
16 Papers
MIC-MCWC 2011, Istanbul
13 Papers
MIC-MCWC 2012, Palma de Mallorca
1 Paper
Papers Published at MIC-MCWC 2006
1st 12 Papers
Remaining 4 Papers
IDAuthors and TitlePages
1.Cnf-1

GS Citations

 Dr. Baber Aslam
Dr. Muhammad H. Islam
Dr. Shoab Khan
802.11 disassociation DoS attack and its solutions: a survey
1-6
1.Cnf-2

GS Citations

 Dr. Baber Aslam
Dr. Muhammad H. Islam
Dr. Shoab Khan
Pseudo randomized sequence number based solution to 802.11 disassociation denial of service attack
7-12
1.Cnf-3 Dr. Maurizio Bocca
Mr. Cristian Galperti
Dr. Reino Virrankoski
Prof. Heikki Koivo
Estimating the number of persons in an unknown indoor environment by applying wireless acoustic sensors and blind signal separation
13-18
1.Cnf-6 Ms. Carmen Beatriz Rodriguez Estrello
Dr. Felipe A. Cruz-Pérez
Dr. Genaro Hernandez-Valdez
System level model for the wireless channel unreliability in mobile cellular networks
19-24
1.Cnf-8 Prof. Marco Avvenuti
Prof. Paolo Corsini
Dr. Paolo Masci
Dr. Alessio Vecchio
Increasing the Efficiency of Preamble Sampling Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks
25-30
1.Cnf-70 Dr. Athanasios Doukas
Dr. Grigorios Kalivas
A Novel Blind Delay Spread Estimation Using Frequency Correlation for Wireless OFDM Systems
31-34
1.Cnf-73 Prof. Arwa Zabian
Power Management Mechanism for routing in Ad-Hoc Wireless Networks
35-40
1.Cnf-74 Dr. Mohamed K. Nezami
Cellular Base-Station Digital Controlled Multi-Carrier Feed Forward Linearized Transmitter
41-48
1.Cnf-78 Mr. Michael Kenteris
Dr. Damianos Gavalas
Dr. Daphne Economou
Developing Tourist Guide Applications for Mobile Devices Using the J2ME Platform
49-54
1.Cnf-80 Dr. Damianos Gavalas
A Lightweight and Flexible Mobile Agent Platform Tailored to Management Applications
55-60
1.Cnf-83 Mr. Nadjet Labed
Dr. Faouzi Bader
Mr. Ismael Gutierrez
Supported active users in a MC-CDMA system under intercell interference
61-65
1.Cnf-125 Dr. Nizar Zorba
Prof. Ana Perez
Multiuser Orthogonal Opportunistic Schemes: A Stability Target
66-71
IDAuthors and TitlePages
1.Cnf-130 Prof. Omar Al-Jarrah
Mr. Musab S. Alhadrusi
Load Balanced Ad Hoc Routing Protocol
72-78
1.Cnf-139 Prof. Arwa Zabian
Mr. Sami Qawasmeh
Web Caching in Mobile Enviroments
79-85
1.Cnf-178 Mr. Walid Hassasneh
Dr. Ali A. Jamoos
Prof. Eric Grivel
Dr. Hanna I. Abdel Nour
Estimation of MC-DS-CDMA fading channels based on Kalman filtering with high order autoregressive models
86-90
1.Cnf-184 Dr. Damianos Gavalas
Dr. Daphne Economou
Mr. Michael Kenteris
The wireless Internet technology landscape
91-96
1.Cnf-74 Paper View Page
Title Cellular Base-Station Digital Controlled Multi-Carrier Feed Forward Linearized Transmitter
Authors Dr. Mohamed K. Nezami, xG Technology, Inc., Orlando, FL, USA
Abstract Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) is now the third generation (3G) communication standard for mobile communications and will provide worldwide cov-erage, offering various high capacity types of services. The base-station transmitter plays a critical part in successful UMTS deployment. Unlike second generation (2G) Base-Station linear power amplifiers, that has low energy effi-ciency; UMTS requires the use of wideband high efficiency multi-carrier linear amplifiers. This paper presents a feed forward linearized transmitter that utilizes an additional amplifier efficiency boosting by using baseband crest factor reduction. The proposed transmitter architecture and digital signal processing algorithms allow the system have lower hardware cost and higher performance compared to conventional 2G base stations.
Track WCS: Wireless Communication Systems
Conference 1st Mosharaka International Conference on Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications (MIC-MCWC 2006), 17-20 September 2006, Amman, Jordan
Pages 41-48
Topics 3G Systems and Beyond
Multicarrier Communication Systems
ISSN 2227-331X
Paper Views 399 Paper Views Rank 24/452
Paper Downloads 222 Paper Downloads Rank 37/452
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GMC-MCWC 2006 Visits: 7774||MIC-MCWC 2006 Visits: 5236||WCS Track Visits: 1579