DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.219
Americo Ariel Rubin de Celis Vidal, Jose Mauro Pedro Fortes
This paper presents a mathematical model to assess
the statistical behavior of the interference produced by MF-
TDMA VSAT networks into a victim link of a neighboring
satellite network. In the model, analytical expressions were
developed to account for the effects of the transmitting powers,
antenna sizes, and transmitting antenna pointing errors....
Satellite CommunicationsGSO-FSSInterferencecarrier-to-noise ratioVSAT MF-TDMA Networks
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.220
André Biffe Di Renzo, Cicero Martelli, Rogério Vargas Cezimbra, Jean Carlos Cardozo da Silva
Aerial images can provide important information
for highway management. This paper presents the use of an
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) in remote sensing of highways,
acquiring aerial images, and algorithms that process the images
and extract specific parameters. The highway monitoring through
aerial images provides a large scan area with...
Unmanned Aerial VehicleRoad MonitoringImage processing
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.218
Rafael S. Chaves, Wallace A. Martins, Paulo S. R. Diniz
This work describes a simple model for underwater
acoustic (UWA) channels, taking into account Doppler effects.
The performance of orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing
(OFDM) systems in UWA channels is also studied. The impact
of Doppler effects on OFDM transmissions is thoroughly investi-
gated, and a simple two-step compensation strategy is...
OFDMUnderwater Acoustic ChannelDoppler Effect
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.221
Juan Pablo Mayoral Arteaga, Rodrigo Pereira David, Raimundo Sampaio Neto
The generalized frequency division multiplexing
transmission technique (GFDM), is being discussed as a candidate
waveform for the fifth generation wireless communication system
(5G). Since it only uses one cyclic prefix (CP) per group of
symbols instead of one CP per symbol, the GFDM technique
is more spectrally efficient than the traditional OFDM...
GFDM vs OFDMsignal generationMatched Filter detectionParallel Interference Cancellation techniqueperformance5G
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.222
Joel H. Chavez, Luis H. A. Lolis, Eduardo G. Lima
This work addresses the linearization of power
amplifiers for wireless communication systems through band-
limited digital baseband predistortion (DPD). This work
contribution is to present a comparative study between the direct
and indirect learning architectures for the parameter
identification of band-limited DPDs. Simulation results from a...
Linearizationmemory polynomialmodelingpower amplifierswireless communications
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.224
Aparecida Falcão de Andrade, Jorge Fredericson de Macedo Costa da Silva, Fábio Alencar Mendonça
The generation of random numbers is a technique
that has numerous applicabilities: numerical simulations for
meteorological events, games, security protocols and
cryptography, etc. It can be implemented physically or logically.
Using the physical method, we arrive at nondeterministic entropy
sources based on random or quantum physical effects....
Random Number GenerationCommunications SytemCircuit and Devices of Communications
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.225
Thiago E. B. Cunha, Rodrigo C. de Lamare, Tadeu N. Ferreira
This paper presents and compares sucessive inter-
ference cancellation techniques in multicell multiuser MIMO
scenario with cloud computing. In this scenario the signals
are quantized with few bits. Simulations comprise flat-fading
effects, AWGN noise and inter-cell interference. These techniques
are evaluated through the bit-error-rate curve, with...
5GMIMOCloud computingC-RAN.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.226
Pierre V. Dantas, Kenny V. dos Santos, Luiz E. S. e Silva, Celso B. Carvalho, Waldir S. S. Júnior
In this article, we address the problem of energy
disaggregation that can be handled through dictionaries techni-
ques where we synthesize the most representative characteristics
of the signals involved to carry out the disaggregation. In our
proposal, we can highlight two contributions. In the first one,
we modified the steady-state identification...
disaggregationdictionariesparameter analysis
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.227
Guilherme H. Weber, Hector L. Moura, Guilherme Dutra, Uilian J. Dreyer, Rafael J. Daciuk, Jean C. C. da
Silva, Cicero Martelli, Daniel R. Pipa, Marco J. da Silva
Time-domain analysis of S-Parameters can be
performed by converting data collected in the frequency to time
domain. Although the use of the Chirp Z Transform approach, a
more general Fourier transform tool, flexibilizes data acquisition,
the conversion (or inversion) becomes difficult. Most existing
methods approximate the Inverse Chirp Z...
ICZTSparse AnalysisS-ParametersTime- domain Analysis
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2017.228
Wheidima Carneiro de Melo, Eddie Batista de Lima Filho, Waldir Sabino da Silva Junior
Traditionally, biological signals are generated as
one-dimensional arrays (even if acquired with many channels)
and consequently encoded through one-dimensional techniques.
Nonetheless, some researchers have addressed the encoding of
biological records as two-dimensional arrays, in such a way that
signal dependencies are exploited by two-dimensional...
Electroencephalogrampreprocessingdata com- pressionhigh efficiency video codingH.264