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XXXVI Simpósio Brasileiro de Telecomunicações e Processamento de Sinais

223 artigos · página 10 de 23
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.135

Bandwidth Enhancement of an Ultra Wide Band Planar Inverted F-Antenna

Pedro Paulo F. do Nascimento, Glauco Fontgalland, Raymundo de Amorim Júnior, Tagleorge M. Silveira, Rodrigo C. F. da Silva
This paper presents the bandwidth enhancement of a Planar Inverted F-Antenna (PIFA) up to 1.55 GHz as results of adding slots in the radiator element of the structure. The SParameters, gain, and radiation pattern after analyzed were used for comparison purpose with a published PIFA model. The simulations were made using the commercial software...
Planar Inverted F-AntennaPIFASimulationEnhancementBandwidth
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.136

Solução em Nuvem para Telemetria de Sistemas de Geração Baseada em Painéis Solares Fotovoltaicos

Leonardo H. C. Nunes, Jorge F. M. C. Silva, Francisco W. R. M. Junior, Cleiton S. Marinho, Carlos M. J. M. D. Junior
This article presented one prototype for monitoring on photovoltaic generation system based on Embedded System, which data can access by cloud computing and has low cost. In the context, this hardware have a microcontroller, sensors and internet wireless communication module for integration with the cloud computing. Thus, the work insert to context...
Smart GridCloud ComputingTelemetryEmbedded Systems.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.138

Técnica de Localização de Objetos Enterrados Baseada em Métodos LS não lineares

Artur Araújo Rodrigues, André Noll Barreto, Adoniran Judson Braga, Leonardo Aguayo
Least Squares optimization is one of the methods utilized to solve the problem of nodes localization in wireless networks. Within its numerous variations, these algorithms based on the gradient approach generally use channel models typical of the particular scenario for each application. This paper explores the use of these techniques when applied...
Localization TechniqueLeast Squares OptimizationThrough-the-Earth Communications
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.139

Escalonador de tráfego downlink com provisão de QoS para tráfego de vídeo em redes LTE

Fabian Maurice Malheiros Franco, Emilio Carlos Gomes Wille, Augusto Foronda
Long Term Evolution (LTE) is the main technology used in 4G networks. One of its major challenges is related to the use of the frequency spectrum and to services that require low latencies. Considering that the traffic scaling in LTE networks is a complex optimization problem, the main contribution of the work is a new downlink scheduling...
Long Term Evolution (LTE)resource allocationquality of service (QoS)downlink
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.142

Development and Evaluation of Least Square Satellite Tracking in Real Antenna Control System

Thiago Sarmento, Andrey Nakamura, Itelo Filho, Adalbery Castro, Aldebaro Klautau, Lucas Correa, Marcos Takeda
This work describes the implementation of a satellite tracking technique in a real antenna control system. The technique uses least squares estimation to search for the best antenna pointing position to receive the satellite beacon signal tracked in the 2D region created by the motion axes. The work also presents the technique implementation results...
Satellite tracking techniqueReal antenna control systemLeast squares.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.144

Deep Learning in RAT and Modulation Classification with a New Radio Signals Dataset

Ingrid Nascimento, Flavio Mendes, Marcus Dias, Andrey Silva, Aldebaro Klautau
The automatic classification (or identification) of modulation schemes and radio access technologies (RAT) find several applications in military and cognitive radio systems. As in other domains, deep learning has been applied to classification problems in telecommunications. As other machine learning approaches, assessing deep learning depends on...
Deep learningRadio Access Technology ClassificationAutomatic Modulation Classification
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.145

Alocação de Potência para Sistemas OFDM com Amplificadores de Potência Não Lineares

Lívia Christinie S. Teles, C. Alexandre R. Fernandes, Syllas Rangel C. Magalhães
This work proposes low complexity heuristics that solve data rate maximization problems in orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems taking into account the distortions inserted by a nonlinear power amplifier (PA). The heuristics are based on the famous power allocation technique patented by Hughes-Hartogs, but providing significant...
Power AllocationRate MaximizationOFDMMCSPower AmplifierHeuristic
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.147

Análise de Desempenho de Sistemas MIMO GFDM Cooperativo com Protocolo AF

Brena Kelly S. Lima, C. Alexandre R. Fernandes
This paper presents a performance analysis of a system Multiple Input Multiple Output - Generalized Frequency Division Multiplexing Cooperative Amplify and Forward and Power Amplifier at the source. This work has as contributions the formulation of the variable gain in relay AF considering the characteristics of the MIMO GFDM system. In addition,...
GFDMMIMOCooperative communicationsAF Protocol.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.163

Adaptive Gain Methods to Improve Speech Intelligibility under Reverberation

F. de S. Farias, R. Coelho
The reflection of an acoustic signal on walls or objects in an enclosed environment is perceived as reverbera- tion. It is present daily in conference rooms, tunnels and any closed spaces. The presence of reverberation can degrade speech intelligibility and the performance of tasks that depend on it, such as speech or speaker recognition. Many...
The reflection of an acoustic signal on walls or objects in an enclosed environment is perceived as reverbera- tion. It is present daily in conference roomstunnels and any closed spaces. The presence of reverberation can degrade speech intelligibility and the performance of tasks that depend on itsuch as speech or speaker recognition. Many methods were proposed to attenuate this degradation. A family of such methods acts on clean speechapplying gains on parts of the signal in order to improve intelligible when reverberated. These methods are called adaptive gain methods. This study aims to evaluate the effect of two adaptive gain methodsAdaptive Gain Control (AGC) and Steady-State Suppression (SSS)in speech intelligibility. The evaluation uses four objective measures: Coherence Signal Intelligibility Index (CSII)Short Time Objective Intelligibility (STOI)Speech Reverberation to Modulation Ratio (SRMR) and Weighted Short Time Objective Intelligibility (WSTOI). Results show that AGC improves speech intelligibility in studied conditionswhile SSS degrades ita result in line with subjective measures found in the literature.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2018.164

Online Temperature Estimation using Graph Signals

Marcelo J. M. Spelta, Wallace A. Martins
This article investigates the application of adaptive graph signal processing on real-world data. Using temperature measurements obtained from Brazilian weather stations, we construct a graph signal and verify that it can be approximated by a sparse frequency representation. Considering the properties of bandlimited graph signals, we analyze the...
Graph Signal ProcessingGraph Signal Estima- tionAdaptive FilteringSensor Network