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IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE

ISSN: 0163-6804 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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15 artículos asociados

Volumen 37 Número 8 Parte 0 Año 1999

TOPICS IN SOFTWARE AND DSP IN RADIO - GUEST EDITORIAL //	Solicitud
Mitola, Joseph; Zvonar, Zoran
Pág. 102 - 102

TOPICS IN CIRCUITS FOR COMMUNICATIONS - GUEST EDITORIAL //	Solicitud
Banu, Mihai
Pág. 102 - 103

MODE SWITCHING AND SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD FOR SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO: THE SDR FORUM APPROACH - The proliferation of air interfaces has created the need for a standard way of switching services supported by a wireless system and downloading new code to systems	Solicitud
Cummings, Mark; Heath, Steve
Pág. 104 - 106

CONFIGURABLE LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS: SOME SIGNAL PROCESSING PERSPECTIVES - FPGA-based DSP platforms allow designers to realize a data path that exactly matches the required processing, while also maintaining the flexibility of a software approac	Solicitud
Dick, Chris; Harris, Fredric J
Pág. 107 - 111

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO - This article focuses on digital signal processing architectures and devices and partitioning of the transceiver functions between DSPs and programmable dedicated hardware	Solicitud
Efstathiou, Dimitrios; Fridman, Jose; Zvonar, Zoran
Pág. 112 - 139

CMOS WIRELESS TRANSCEIVERS: THE NEW WAVE - This article reviews some of the recently developed RF CMOS circuit design techniques, and shows how an understanding of these circuits influences choice of radio architecture	Solicitud
Abidi, Asad A
Pág. 140 - 140

SURVIVABLE COMMUNICATION NETWORKS - GUEST EDITORIAL //	Solicitud
Demeester, Piet; Wu, Tsong-Ho; Yoshikai, Noriaki
Pág. 40 - 43

THE EVOLUTION OF TRANSPORT NETWORK SURVIVABILITY - This article features an analysis of how the architectures for network survivability may evolve to satisfy the requirements of emerging networks	Solicitud
Manchester, James; Bonenfant, Paul; Newton, Curt
Pág. 44 - 51

THE EVOLUTION OF A RELIABLE TRANSPORT NETWORK - The authors show how transport networks may evolve in the future, driven by new technologies and new customer requirements for cost, reliability, and traffic growth	Solicitud
Johnson, Dave; Hayman, Nigel; Witch, Paul
Pág. 52 - 57

SPRINT LONG DISTANCE NETWORK SURVIVABILITY: TODAY AND TOMORROW - This article summarizes Sprint's current network reliability, and emerging demands and technology, and presents possible directions for the future	Solicitud
Jones, Mark Loyd; Butler, Robert K; Szeto, William C
Pág. 58 - 62

SURVIVABILITY IN A NEW PAN-EUROPEAN CARRIERS' CARRIER NETWORK BASED ON WDM AND SDH TECHNOLOGY - Different technologies' roles in TEN's network are outlined with a focus on WDM optical networking where optical channels are used to interconnect	Solicitud
Wauters, Nico; Ocakoglu, Gzim; Struyve, Kris; Fonseca, Pedro Falcao
Pág. 63 - 69

RESILIENCE IN MULTILAYER NETWORKS - The integration of different technologies in multilayer transport networks raises many questions regarding the coordination of the individual network layers	Solicitud
Demeester, Piet; Gryseels, Michael; Autenrieth, Achim; Brianza, Carlo; Casta
Pág. 70 - 77

PHOTONIC TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGIES TO CREATE ROBUST BACKBONE NETWORKS - The authors discuss the role of the new optical layer, identify the envisaged future photonic network, and clarify the technologies needed to realize reliable communication	Solicitud
Sato, Ken-Ichi; Okamoto, Satoru
Pág. 78 - 87

ARCHITECTURES FOR ATM NETWORK SURVIVABILITY AND THEIR FIELD DEPLOYMENT - Reliability requirements of future networks are discussed and development results of three typical restoration architectures for ATM networks are shown	Solicitud
Kawamura, Ryutaro; Ohta, Hiroshi
Pág. 88 - 95

FUTURE TRANSPORT NETWORK ARCHITECTURES - This article presents an alternative architecture that uses ATM and optical layer cross-connect technology for TDM services	Solicitud
Doverspike, Robert D; Phillips, Steven; Westbrook, Jeffery R
Pág. 96 - 101