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Sampled Analog Signal Processing: From Software-Defined to Software Radio

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Wireless communication systems are faced with the emergence of various standards dedicated to voice transmission, data transfer and localization. The past decade has seen a fast evolution regarding the standards. Data rates have been increased. Carrier frequencies are higher. Modulations are more complex. Considering these changes, conventional architectures cannot challenge the multimedia convergence in the case of mobile terminals. Thus, new architectures are to be studied in order to respond to mobile terminal constraints. This chapter presents an overview of new solutions to overcome technological matters.

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  1. IMS Lab, François RIVET IC Design team, Talence, France

    François Rivet

  2. University of Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France

    André Mariano, Yann Deval, Dominique Dallet & Jean-Baptiste Begueret

  3. STMicroelectronics Crolles, Crolles, France

    Didier Belot

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Rivet, F., Mariano, A., Deval, Y., Dallet, D., Begueret, JB., Belot, D. (2010). Sampled Analog Signal Processing: From Software-Defined to Software Radio. In: Amara, A., Ea, T., Belleville, M. (eds) Emerging Technologies and Circuits. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 66. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9379-0_17

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