Presentation 2004/10/22
Multi-channel Common-band Wireless Communication System
Noriaki Ishida,
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Abstract(in English) The wireless communications including FWA are rapidly progressed. Therefore, the scarcity of frequencies continues to worsen. This paper discusses the capability of multi-channel common-band wireless communication systems with squared Butterworth spectrums, for the purpose of effective use of the frequency spectrum. If FWA at 25 GHZ on a 1 km hop has a canceling circuit that reduces the interference signal to 30 dB, it is shown that transmitted power of 2 mW can get received C/I of 39 dB under the rain attenuation of 18 dB. This means that the two-way multi-channel communications with the same frequency bands and the same polarization are realizable. Also, it is shown that inter-channel interference due to adjacent channels is negligible small in the case of channel separation of about 1.5 times the clock frequency.
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Keyword(in English) Effective use of frequency spectrum / wireless communication / common-band / canceling circuit / interference
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Title (in English) Multi-channel Common-band Wireless Communication System
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Keyword(1) Effective use of frequency spectrum
Keyword(2) wireless communication
Keyword(3) common-band
Keyword(4) canceling circuit
Keyword(5) interference
1st Author's Name Noriaki Ishida
1st Author's Affiliation Wireless System Laboratory()
Date 2004/10/22
Paper # A・P2004-170,RCS2004-191
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 399
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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