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ISBN 10: 1905209460 
ISBN 13: 9781905209460
Author: Guillaume Vivier

Reconfigurable Mobile Radio Systems A Snapshot of Key Aspects Related to Reconfigurability in Wireless Systems 1st Table of contents:

• Chapter 1: Services and Adaptive Uses

  • By Guillaume Dorbes
  • (Likely covers the evolution of mobile services, user expectations for adaptability, and how reconfigurability enables new and adaptive service offerings.)

• Chapter 2: Object Modeling and Software-Defined Radio

  • By Antoine Delautre and Yann Denef
  • (Focuses on the architectural and software aspects of reconfigurable radios, particularly the use of object-oriented design and modeling in the context of Software Defined Radio (SDR).)

• Chapter 3: Trade-offs for Building a Reconfigurable Radio Terminal

  • By Marylin Arndt, Yann Denef, Laurent Dussopt, Dominique Marot, Emmanuel Moisand, and Eric Potier
  • (Explores the engineering challenges and compromises involved in designing and implementing flexible and reconfigurable mobile terminals, considering aspects like hardware, software, power consumption, and complexity.)

• Chapter 4: A UMTS-TDD Software Radio Platform

  • By Michelle Wetterwald, Christophe Jeukens, Gilles Callet, Alain Bourge, Vincent Lazzarini, and Daniel Drolet
  • (Presents a specific case study of a software radio platform developed for UMTS-TDD, illustrating the practical implementation of reconfigurable concepts in a real-world system.)

• Chapter 5: Iterative Approach for Hardware Reconfigurability: The RAKE Receiver

  • By Ioannis Krikidis, Linda Naviner, and Jean-Luc Danger
  • (Delves into specific hardware reconfigurability techniques, using the RAKE receiver (common in CDMA systems) as an example to demonstrate iterative design and adaptation.)

• Chapter 6: Antenna Arrays and Reconfigurable MIMO Systems

  • By Sébastien Roy and Jean-Yves Chouinard
  • (Covers the role of reconfigurable antenna arrays in improving system performance, particularly in Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) systems, and how these can be adapted for different wireless environments.)

• Chapter 7: Analog-to-Digital Conversion for Software Radio

  • By Patrick Loumeau, Linda Naviner, and Jean-François Naviner
  • (Addresses a critical component in software radio architectures: the Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC), discussing the challenges and techniques for high-performance and reconfigurable ADCs.)

• Chapter 8: Flexible Spectrum Management

  • By David Grandblaise
  • (Explores strategies and mechanisms for dynamically managing and optimizing spectrum usage, including concepts relat

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