PPT-Wireless Communication Systems

CSNCTU Lecture 12 Soft Information Instructor Kate Ching Ju Lin 林靖茹 1 PPR Partial Packet Recovery for Wireless Networks ACM SIGOCMM 2017 Kyle Jamieson and Hari . Wireless Microphone Systems 5 Wireless Microphone Systems range from simple to sophisticated. But they all include various combinations of Transmitters: Handheld Microphone Transmitter  Class Contents. Cordless systems. . Time Division Duplex. DECT Frame Format. DECT Operation. Wireless Local Loop. Role of WLL. Class Contents. Propagation Considerations for WLL. Multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service. Wireless. . and. Mobile Networks. Spring. . 2011-2012. Marmara . University. – . Computer. . Engineering. Assist. . Prof. Ömer . Korçak. . mimoza.. marmara. .edu.tr/~. omer. .. korcak. o. mer. by Mike Denko, Alex Motalleb, and Tony Qian . Image taken from: http://findicons.com/icon/84804/wifi. Purpose. Want to make an embedded application where a wired connection isn't practical, things to consider with a wireless solution:. January 2013. Avaya IP Wireless Telephones. Campus Nomad. The “Campus Nomad” is mobile within the boundaries of the enterprise. This is most common in healthcare, retail and manufacturing environments.. Name: . Hazim. . Tawfik. Department: Electronics and Communications. Office Hrs: By Appointment, 24 hours notice. Email: . Hazim.Tawfik@gmail.com. Office: Building 8, Ground Floor, right then left. WHY WIRELESS COMMUNICATION?. Freedom from wires.. No bunch of wires running from here and there.. “Auto Magical” instantaneous communication without physical connection setup e.g.- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi.. January 2013. Avaya IP Wireless Telephones. Campus Nomad. The “Campus Nomad” is mobile within the boundaries of the enterprise. This is most common in healthcare, retail and manufacturing environments.. networks. WLAN. . is a wireless network that links many devices within a limited area such as a home, school, university, or office building. . WLANs give users . the ability to move around within the local coverage area and still be connected to the network. . generations. First generation systems utilized . frequency axis. . to separate . users into different channels. Second generation systems added . time axis . to increase number of . users in eac. h channel. 17-January-2017. Topics. :. Course Introduction. Course website; homework logistics (10% day/rule up . tp. 50%); all homework and labs submitted electronically. Course Expectations. Lab . ettiquette. 17-January-2017. Topics. :. Course Introduction. Course website; homework logistics (10% day/rule up . tp. 50%); all homework and labs submitted electronically. Course Expectations. Lab . ettiquette. Page 2/16 to WhitePaper Introduction to WISA V2doc 6 - GS Table of content SUMMARY2OVERVIEW3INTRODUCTION WISA - WIRELESS INTERFACE TO SENSORS AND ACTUATORS531IRELESS ECHNOLOGIES532WISA-COM BASICS533W BY. Dr.K.Gopi. Associate professor. Department of ECE. SITAMS. Unit-1 Introduction to wireless networks. Introduction. Difference between wireless and fixed telephone networks. Development of wireless networks,.