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  • Frequency Offset Compensation Scheme Using Interference Cancellation in Reverse Link of OFDM/SDMA Systems

    Naoto EGASHIRA  Takahiko SABA  

     
    PAPER-Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2543-2548

    In the reverse link of orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM)/ space division multiple access (SDMA) systems, each receive antenna of a base station receives a multiplexed version of signals transmitted from users, where the transmitted signals have individual amounts of frequency offset. Therefore, a frequency offset compensation scheme which is different from those used in general OFDM systems is required. For this requirement, frequency offset compensation schemes using the feedback transmission from the base station to user terminals have been proposed for multiuser OFDM systems. These schemes work with good precision when the feedback information is correct and is transmitted without errors. However, when the offset information is incorrectly received at user terminals, the frequency offset is not accurately compensated for. In OFDM/SDMA systems, one user is enough for causing inter-carrier interference to all users. Therefore, a frequency offset compensation scheme without feedback transmission is sometimes preferable. In this paper, we propose a frequency offset compensation scheme without feedback transmission. To compensate for frequency offset in every transmitted signal, the multiplexed received signals must be separated into each user's component before the offset compensation. Thus, we adopt the principle of the parallel interference cancellation (PIC). By employing PIC, the received signals can be separated before the offset compensation. Thus, the frequency offset of every user's signal can be compensated for. Simulation results show the bit error rate performance of the proposed scheme attains almost the same as that of the conventional scheme using the feedback transmission without errors.

  • Tree Search Detection Based on LLR Using M Algorithm in MC-CDMA Systems

    Yoshihito MORISHIGE  Masahiro FUJII  Makoto ITAMI  Kohji ITOH  

     
    PAPER-Spread Spectrum

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2622-2629

    In this paper, we propose a new multiuser detection scheme using Maximum Likelihood (ML) criterion and the M algorithm for Multi Carrier (MC)-Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) systems in the down-link channel. We first describe an implementation of ML detection separating In- and Quadrature-phase components and using well-known linear filters. In the proposed algorithm, we produce hypothesis symbol vectors in a tree structure by partly changing the sub-optimum hard decisions based on the linear filter output. At each stage, we adopt the best M likely paths with respect to the true log likelihood or distance function as survivors. We determine the symbol vector which minimizes the distance function at the final stage. Although the complexity of ML detector is exponentially increasing as a function of the number of users, the proposed scheme requires by far less complexity. We demonstrate that the proposed scheme achieves equivalent Bit Error Rate (BER) performance with lower complexity in comparison with ML detector by computer simulations. Moreover we compare the proposed detection scheme with QRD-M algorithm which is based on QR decomposition combined with M algorithm.

  • Multiple L-Shift Complementary Sequences

    Yan XIN  Ivan J. FAIR  

     
    PAPER-Sequences

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2640-2648

    We introduce an extension of Golay complementary sequences in which, for each sequence, there exists another sequence such that the sum of aperiodic autocorrelation functions of these two sequences for a given multiple L-shift (L≥1) is zero except for the zero shift. We call these sequences multiple L-shift complementary sequences. It is well-known that the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) value of any Golay complementary sequence is less than or equal to 2. In this paper, we show that the PAPR of each multiple L-shift complementary sequence is less than or equal to 2L. We also discuss other properties of the sequences and consider their construction.

  • Temporal Sequences of Patterns with an Inverse Function Delayed Neural Network

    Johan SVEHOLM  Yoshihiro HAYAKAWA  Koji NAKAJIMA  

     
    PAPER-Control, Neural Networks and Learning

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2818-2824

    A network based on the Inverse Function Delayed (ID) model which can recall a temporal sequence of patterns, is proposed. The classical problem that the network is forced to make long distance jumps due to strong attractors that have to be isolated from each other, is solved by the introduction of the ID neuron. The ID neuron has negative resistance in its dynamics which makes a gradual change from one attractor to another possible. It is then shown that a network structure consisting of paired conventional and ID neurons, perfectly can recall a sequence.

  • Generalized Construction of ZCS Switched-Capacitor Bi-directional Converter

    Yuang-Shung LEE  Yin-Yuan CHIU  Ming-Wang CHENG  

     
    PAPER-Energy in Electronics Communications

      Vol:
    E89-B No:10
      Page(s):
    2913-2921

    The proposed zero-current switching switched-capacitor (ZCS SC) DC-DC converter is an innovative bi-directional power flow control conversion scheme. A zero-current switching switched-capacitor step-up/step-down bi-directional converter is presented that can improve the current stress problem during bi-directional power flow control processing. It can provide a high voltage conversion ratio of n/ (n-mode/-mode) using four power MOSFET main switches, a set of switched-capacitors and a small resonant inductor. Simulation and experimental results are carried out to verify the concept and performance of the proposed quadruple-mode/quarter-mode bi-directional DC-DC converter.

  • Efficient Techniques in OFDM System with Channel Evaluation

    So-Young YEO  Jae-Seon YOON  Myung-Sun BAEK  Young-Hwan YOU  Hyoung-Kyu SONG  

     
    LETTER-Wireless Communication Technologies

      Vol:
    E89-B No:10
      Page(s):
    2945-2948

    In this letter, we aim at the study of an OFDM system that employs adaptive modulation techniques to achieve efficient transmission service. In adaptive modulation techniques, a banded AM technique can reduce the number of adaptive modulation information bits and signaling overhead. We evaluate the banded AM technique and compare with Subcarrier AM technique. Moreover, to evaluate the channel condition, we apply the SNR estimation method. Furthermore, to increase the performance of OFDM system, frequency domain pre-equalization is applied. The simulation results have been shown that the OFDM system with adaptive schemes can achieve the efficient transmission for multi-media services.

  • A Refined Theory for Available Operation of Extremely Complicated Large-Scale Network Systems

    Kazuo HORIUCHI  

     
    PAPER-Modelling, Systems and Simulation

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2692-2696

    In this paper, we shall describe about a refined theory based on the concept of set-valued operators, suitable for available operation of extremely complicated large-scale network systems. The deduction of theory is accomplished in a weak topology introduced into the Banach space. Fundamental conditions for availability of system behaviors of such network systems are clarified, as a result, in a form of fixed point theorem for system of set-valued operators.

  • A Note on Error Correction Schemes with a Feedback Channel

    Naoto KOBAYASHI  Daiki KOIZUMI  Toshiyasu MATSUSHIMA  Shigeichi HIRASAWA  

     
    PAPER-Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2475-2480

    We propose a new fixed-rate error correction system with a feedback channel. In our system, the receiver transmits a list of positions of unreliable information bits based on the log a-posteriori probability ratios by outputs of a soft-output decoder to the transmitter. This method is just like that of the reliability-based hybrid ARQ scheme. To dynamically select an appropriate interleaving function with feedback information is a key feature of our system. By computer simulations, we show that the performance of a system with a feedback channel is improved by dynamically selecting an appropriate interleaving function.

  • Binary Zero-Correlation Zone Sequence Set Construction Using a Cyclic Hadamard Sequence

    Takafumi HAYASHI  

     
    PAPER-Sequences

      Vol:
    E89-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2649-2655

    The present paper introduces a new construction of a class of binary periodic sequence set having a zero-correlation zone (hereinafter binary ZCA sequence set). The cross-correlation function and the side-lobe of the auto-correlation function of the proposed sequence set is zero for the phase shifts within the zero-correlation zone. The present paper shows that such a construction generates a binary ZCA sequence set by using a cyclic difference set and a collection of mutually orthogonal complementary sets.

  • Individual Cell Equalization for Series Connected Lithium-Ion Batteries

    Yuang-Shung LEE  Ming-Wang CHENG  Shun-Ching YANG  Co-Lin HSU  

     
    PAPER-Energy in Electronics Communications

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2596-2607

    A systematic approach to the analysis and design of a bi-directional Cuk converter for the cell voltage balancing control of a series-connected lithium-ion battery string is presented in this paper. The proposed individual cell equalizers (ICE) are designed to operate at discontinuous-capacitor-voltage mode (DCVM) to achieve the zero-voltage switching (ZVS) for reducing the switching loss of the bi-directional DC/DC converters. Simulation and experimental results show that the proposed battery equalization scheme can not only enhance the bi-directional battery equalization performance, but also can reduce the switching loss during the equalization period. Two designed examples are demonstrated, the switch power losses are significantly reduced by 52.8% from the MOSFETs and the equalization efficiency can be improved by 68-86.9% using the proposed DCVM ZVS battery equalizer under the specified cell equalization process. The charged/discharged capacity of the lithium-ion battery string is increased by using the proposed ICEs equipped in the battery string.

  • Parametric Uncertainty Bounds for Stabilizing Receding Horizon H Controls

    ChoonKi AHN  SooHee HAN  WookHyun KWON  

     
    LETTER-Systems and Control

      Vol:
    E89-A No:9
      Page(s):
    2433-2436

    This letter presents parametric uncertainty bounds (PUBs) for stabilizing receding horizon H∞ control (RHHC). The proposed PUBs are obtained easily by solving convex optimization problems represented by linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). We show, by numerical example, that the RHHC can guarantee a H∞ norm bound for a larger class of uncertain systems than conventional infinite horizon H∞ control (IHHC).

  • Blind Estimation of MC-CDMA Carrier Frequency Offset

    Chiao-Chan HUANG  Ing-Jiunn SU  Ann-Chen CHANG  

     
    LETTER-Wireless Communication Technologies

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2646-2651

    In this letter, two types of blind adaptive frequency offset estimator for multicarrier code division multiple access systems are proposed that do not need any specific training sequence. It can not only accurately estimate the frequency offset, but also improve the revision capability and convergence rate. Several computer simulations confirm the effectiveness of the blind estimate approaches.

  • Low Complexity Bit-Parallel Squarer for GF(2n) Defined by Irreducible Trinomials

    Sun-Mi PARK  Ku-Young CHANG  

     
    LETTER-Algorithms and Data Structures

      Vol:
    E89-A No:9
      Page(s):
    2451-2452

    We present a bit-parallel squarer for GF(2n) defined by an irreducible trinomial xn +xk +1 using a shifted polynomial basis. The proposed squarer requires TX delay and at most n/2 XOR gates, where TX is the delay of one XOR gate. As a result, the squarer using the shifted polynomial basis is more efficient than one using the polynomial basis except for k=1 or n/2.

  • Efficient Scheduling for SDMG CIOQ Switches

    Mei YANG  Si Qing ZHENG  

     
    PAPER-Switching for Communications

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2457-2468

    Combined input and output queuing (CIOQ) switches are being considered as high-performance switch architectures due to their ability to achieve 100% throughput and perfectly emulate output queuing (OQ) switch performance with a small speedup factor S. To realize a speedup factor S, a conventional CIOQ switch requires the switching fabric and memories to operate S times faster than the line rate. In this paper, we propose to use a CIOQ switch with space-division multiplexing expansion and grouped input/output ports (SDMG CIOQ switch for short) to realize speedup while only requiring the switching fabric and memories to operate at the line rate. The cell scheduling problem for the SDMG CIOQ switch is abstracted as a bipartite k-matching problem. Using fluid model techniques, we prove that any maximal size k-matching algorithm on an SDMG CIOQ switch with an expansion factor 2 can achieve 100% throughput assuming input line arrivals satisfy the strong law of large numbers (SLLN) and no input/output line is oversubscribed. We further propose an efficient and starvation-free maximal size k-matching scheduling algorithm, kFRR, for the SDMG CIOQ switch. Simulation results show that kFRR achieves 100% throughput for SDMG CIOQ switches with an expansion factor 2 under two SLLN traffic models, uniform traffic and polarized traffic, confirming our analysis.

  • SENS: A Scalable and Expressive Naming System for Resource Information Retrieval

    Hoaison NGUYEN  Hiroyuki MORIKAWA  Tomonori AOYAMA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2347-2360

    We have designed a scalable and expressive naming system called SENS, capable of retrieving information of computing and content resources distributed widely across the Internet through exact queries and multi-attribute range queries over resource names. Our system utilizes a descriptive naming scheme to name resources and a multi-dimensional resource ID space for message routing through an overlay network of name servers (NSs). The resource ID space is constructed on the overlay network based on CAN routing algorithm. Our novel mapping scheme between resource names and resource IDs preserves resource ID locality while still achieving good load balancing regarding resource information distribution. We also propose a multicast routing algorithm to deliver resource information and a broadcast routing algorithm to route query messages to corresponding NSs with small cost of message transmission. Our simulation results show that our system can achieve good routing performance and load balancing.

  • On the Classification of Cyclic Hadamard Sequences

    Solomon W. GOLOMB  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-A No:9
      Page(s):
    2247-2253

    Binary sequences with two-level periodic autocorrelation correspond directly to cyclic (v, k, λ)-designs. When v = 4t-1, k = 2t -1 and λ = t-1, for some positive integer t, the sequence (or design) is called a cyclic Hadamard sequence (or design). For all known examples, v is either a prime number, a product of twin primes, or one less than a power of 2. Except when v = 2k-1, all known examples are based on quadratic residues (using the Legendre symbol when v is prime, and the Jacobi symbol when v = p(p+2) where both p and p+2 are prime); or sextic residues (when v is a prime of the form 4a2 + 27). However, when v = 2k-1, many constructions are now known, including m-sequences (corresponding to Singer difference sets), quadratic and sextic residue sequences (when 2k-1 is prime), GMW sequences and their generalizations (when k is composite), certain term-by-term sums of three and of five m-sequences and more general sums of trace terms, several constructions based on hyper-ovals in finite geometries (found by Segre, by Glynn, and by Maschietti), and the result of performing the Welch-Gong transformation on some of the foregoing.

  • Crosscorrelation between GMW and Dillon-Dobbertin Sequences

    Doreen HERTEL  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-A No:9
      Page(s):
    2264-2267

    Binary sequences with good autocorrelation and crosscorrelation properties are widely used in signal processing. If the autocorrelation properties are optimum, then the sequences are called perfect. In this paper we show, that the calculation of the crosscorrelation between Gordon-Mills-Welch sequences and Dillon-Dobbertin sequences is related to the crosscorrelation of m-sequences and their decimations. Furthermore, we give an upper bound for the maximum crosscorrelation coefficient (in absolute value) for certain perfect sequences.

  • Overlay Network Technologies for QoS Control Open Access

    Tutomu MURASE  Hideyuki SHIMONISHI  Masayuki MURATA  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2280-2291

    Overlay networks are expected to be a promising technology for the realization of QoS (Quality of Service) control. Overlay networks have recently attracted considerable attention due to the following advantages: a new service can be developed in a short duration and it can be started with a low cost. The definition and necessity of the overlay network is described, and the classification of various current and future overlay networks, particularly according to the QoS feature, is attempted. In order to realize QoS control, it is considered that routing overlay and session overlay are promising solutions. In particular, session and overlay networks are explained in detail since new TCP protocols for QoS instead of current TCP protocols that control congestion in the Internet can be used within overlay networks. However, many open issues such as scalability still need further research and development although overlay networks have many attractive features and possess the potential to become a platform for the deployment of new services.

  • AntSearch: An Ant Search Algorithm in Unstructured Peer-to-Peer Networks

    Kai-Hsiang YANG  Chi-Jen WU  Jan-Ming HO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2300-2308

    The most prevalent peer-to-peer (P2P) application till today is file sharing, and unstructured P2P networks can support inherent heterogeneity of peers, are highly resilient to peers' failures, and incur low overhead at peer arrivals and departures. Dynamic querying (DQ) is a new flooding technique which could estimate a proper time-to-live (TTL) value for a query flooding by estimating the popularity of the searched files, and retrieve sufficient results under controlled flooding range for reducing network traffic. Recent researches show that a large amount of peers in the P2P file sharing system are the free-riders, and queries are seldom hit by those peers. The free-riding problem causes a large amount of redundant messages in the DQ-like search algorithm. In this paper, we proposed a new search algorithm, called "AntSearch," to solve the problem. In AntSearch, each peer maintains its hit rate of previous queries, and records a list of pheromone values of its immediate neighbors. Based on the pheromone values, a query is only flooded to those peers which are not likely to be the free-riders. Our simulation results show that, compared with DQ and its enhanced algorithm DQ+, the AntSearch algorithm averagely reduces 50% network traffic at almost the same search latency as DQ+, while retrieving sufficient results for a query with a given required number of results.

  • QoS-Aware Overlay Routing with Limited Number of Alternative Route Candidates and Its Evaluation

    Masato UCHIDA  Satoshi KAMEI  Ryoichi KAWAHARA  Takeo ABE  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E89-B No:9
      Page(s):
    2361-2374

    A recent trend in routing research is the use of overlay routing to improve end-to-end QoS without changing the network-level architecture. The key of this technology is to find an alternative route that can avoid congested routes, using an overlay network. Developing cost-efficient overlay routing in terms of calculation cost and information distribution cost needed to find an alternative route is important for deploying QoS-aware overlay routing. Thus, this paper evaluates how effective overlay routing can be when the number of alternative route candidates is limited to reduce costs. Evaluation results using actual measurement data indicate that overlay routing is still effective even if alternative route candidates are limited to 1/4 of all possible alternative routes. We also discuss an overlay routing algorithm to enable us to find an appropriate route under the constraint that the number of alternative route candidates is limited.

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