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  • Error Performance of Multilevel Block Coded 8-PSK Modulations Using Unequal Error Protection Codes for the Rayleigh Fading Channel

    Robert H. Moirelos-ZARAGOZA  Nobuyuki UETSUKI  Toyoo TAKATA  Tadao KASAMI  Shu LIN  

     
    PAPER-Information Theory and Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1143-1149

    In this paper, the error performance of block coded 8-PSK modulation systems of length 32, designed for unequal error protection (UEP) of messages transmitted over a Rayleigh fading channel, is investigated. Computer simulation are reported showing that, with transmission over a Rayleigh fading channel, a good improvement in coding gain is obtained by the use of a binary linear UEP (LUEP) code as a constituent code in the multilevel construction, compared with conventional block coded modulation (BCM) of the same length.

  • Frame Operator Approach for Designing Discrete-Time Multiple Short-Time Fourier Transform and Its Time-Frequency Distribution

    Shigeo WADA  Hideki YAGI  Hiroshi INABA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    977-986

    This paper presents a discrete-time multiple short-time Fourier transform (MSTFT) suitable for a time-frequency analysis and synthesis of discrete-time nonstationary signals. An overcomplete set of multiple windows in used for a frame constitution in l2 (Z) so that higher quality signal analysis and perfect reconstruction of the signal are achieved. A design method for a prototype window is given where the window can satisfy regularity condition and have a flexible, good time and frequency characteristic under constraint of the uncertainty principle. A dual frame is constructed using the prototype windows in the framework of a frame operator method. Efficient implementation structures for the MSTFT and its inverse transform appropriate for real time numerical processing is presented. Simulation results are given to illustrate the effectiveness for design of the MSTFT. The performance advantages as a new signal analysis tool are demonstrated with an experimental signal.

  • Video Transcoders with Low Delay

    Geoffrey MORRISON  

     
    PAPER-Source Encoding

      Vol:
    E80-B No:6
      Page(s):
    963-969

    As the number of different video compression algorithms in use and also the specific bit rates at which they are operated increase, there is a growing need for converters from one algorithm or bit rate to another. In general, this can only be accomplished by decoding and re-encoding. It has previously been assumed that the additional delays introduced by such decoding and re-encoding are additive and thereby become unacceptable for some interactive applications. This paper shows that it is possible to construct a transcoder such that the aggregate end-to-end delay is substantially less than the sum of the delays from the two encode and decode pairs. Two techniques are described. The first is more general while the second is simpler but is restricted to the case of reducing the bit rate and keeping the same compression algorithm. Results from simulations of the latter method are included.

  • Enhancement of Fractal Signal Using Constrained Minimization in Wavelet Domain

    Jun'ya SHIMIZU  Yoshikazu MIYANAGA  Koji TOCHINAI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    958-964

    In recent years, fractal processes have played important roles in various application fields. Since a 1/f process possesses the statistical self-similarity, it is considered sa a main part of fractal signal modeling. On the other hand, noise reduction is often needed in real-world signal processing. Hence, we propose an enhancement algorithm for 1/f signal disturbed by white noise. The algorithm is based on constrained minimization in a wavelet domain: the power of 1/f signal distortion in the wavelet domain is minimized under a constraint that the power of residual noise in the wavelet domain is smaller than a threshold level. We solve this constrained minimization problem using a Lagrangian equation. We also consider a setting method of the Lagrange multiplier in the proposed algorithm. In addition, we will confirm that the proposed algorithm with this Lagrange multiplier setting method obtains better enhancement results than the conventional algorithm through computer simulations.

  • Switching Converter Using Thin-Film Microtransformer with Monolithically Integrated Rectifier Diodes

    Masato MINO  Toshiaki YACHI  Keiichi YANAGISAWA  Akio TAGO  Kazuhiko SAKAKIBARA  

     
    PAPER-Components

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    821-827

    Our compact switching converter using a thin-film microtransformer mono-lithically integrated with rectifier diodes represents the first step in developing a monolithic micro-switching converter that can be integrated with semiconductor devices and magnetic components. This converter is a single-ended forward converter with resonant reset and operates successfully at 15 MHz. The maximum output power is 0.5 W.

  • Bifurcation Phenomena of Harmonic Oscillations in Three-Phase Circuit

    Takashi HISAKADO  Kohshi OKUMURA  

     
    PAPER-Nonlinear Problems

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1127-1134

    This paper presents the several bifurcation phenomena of harmonic oscillations occurred in nonlinear three-phase circuit. The circuit consists of delta-connected nonlinear inductors, capacitors and three-phase symmetrical voltage sources. We analyze the bifurcations of the oscillations by the homotopy method. Additionally, we confirm the bifurcation phenomena by real experiments. Furthermore, we reveal the effect of nonlinear couplings of inductors by the comparison of harmonic oscillations in a single-phase circuit.

  • A Construction Manager System over an ATM Transport Network Operation System Verification of the Basic Technique of Flowthrough Operation in Configuration Management

    Hiroshi TOHJO  Tetsuya YAMAMURA  

     
    PAPER-System Implementation

      Vol:
    E80-B No:6
      Page(s):
    833-840

    We have studied the flowthrough operation to simplify operation processes and to promote the efficiency of operation flows. In this paper, we introduce the Construction Manager System (CMS) that cooperates with the ATM Transport Network Operation System (ATMOS). This system directs the construction processes using the construction tickets newly defined by the GDMO (Guidelines for the Definitions of Managed Objects); these tickets and action scenarios are prepared inside the SMS (Scenario Management System). We confirm that CMS can perform construction management using the construction tickets instead of the traditional off-line communications such as the telephone and the facsimile. Furthermore, because CMS cooperates with ATMOS, it is able to manage actual network elements (NEs) and conduct board costruction processes by using construction tickets. Moreover, CMS can confirm that the construction processes of the actual NEs have actually been executed through the Q3 interface. As a result, we verify the basic technique for flowthrough operation for configuration management.

  • Approximation Algorithm for Optimal Combinations of Scopes in OSI Management Operations

    Kiyohito YOSHIHARA  Hiroki HORIUCHI  Keizo SUGIYAMA  Sadao OBANA  

     
    PAPER-Protocol

      Vol:
    E80-B No:6
      Page(s):
    881-887

    In OSI management, we utilize a scope parameter in Common Management Information Service (CMIS) that enables us to operate multiple Managed Objects (MOs) at one CMIS operation, so that we may reduce the number of communications between a manager and an agent. The more the number of MOs increases, the harder it is to find optimal combinations of scopes. In an existing approximation algorithm for finding optimal combinations of scopes, there are restrictions on the structure of a naming tree for the algorithm to work efficiently and the lower bound of its approximation ratio, n/4, grows in proportion to the number of MOs, n. This paper proposes a new approximation algorithm that removes the restriction on the structure of a naming tree and significantly improves the approximation ratio to (1 + ln n) in the upper bound, by keeping the same time complexity as the existing algorithm.

  • Generating Functions for Asymmetric/Unidirectional Error Correcting and Detecting Codes

    Ching-Nung YANG  Chi-Sung LAIH  

     
    PAPER-Information Theory and Coding Theory

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1135-1142

    Constantin and Rao have given a method for constructing single asymmetric error correcting (SAEC) codes based on the theory of the Abelian group, This paper uses the method of generating function in combinatorics to solve the implementation problems of the SAEC group theoretic codes. The encoding and decoding algorithms of the coding scheme perform simple arithmetic operations recursively. The idea of generating function can also be applied to t symmetric errors and simultaneously detect all unidirectional errors (t-syEC/AUED) codes for 1t3.

  • Maximum Finding on One-Way Mesh-Connected Computers with Multiple Buses

    Noritaka SHIGEI  Hiromi MIYAJIMA  Sadayuki MURASHIMA  

     
    LETTER

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1076-1079

    This paper describes the relation between the structure and the capability on mesh-connected computers with orthogonal broadcasting. It is shown that algorithms of maximum finding for the two-way communication model can be performed on the one-way communication model without increasing the time complexity.

  • Device Parameter Estimation of SOI MOSFET Using One-Dimensional Numerical Simulation Considering Quantum Mechanical Effects

    Rimon IKENO  Hiroshi ITO  Kunihiro ASADA  

     
    PAPER-Electronic Circuits

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    806-811

    We have been studying on subthreshold characteristics of SOI (Silicon-On-Insulator) MOSFET's in terms of substrate bias dependence using a one-dimensional subthreshold device simulator based on Poisson equation in an SOI multilayer structure for estimating structural parameters of real devices. Here, we consider the quantum mechanical effects in the electron inversion layer of thin SOI MOSFET's, such as the two-dimensionally quantized electron states and transports, with a self-consistent solver of Poisson and Schrodinger equations and a mobility model by the relaxation time approximation. From results of simulations, we found a significant difference between this model and the classical model and concluded that the quantum mechanical effects need to be considered in analizing thin-film SOI devices.

  • High Efficient Spatial Power Combining Utilizing Active Integrated Antenna Technique

    Shigeo KAWASAKI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    800-805

    This paper describes a concept of the quasioptical spatial power combining technique and its demonstration of active integrated antenna arrays with strong coupling as an actual example of high efficient combiner in high frequencies. Some configurations of the arrays such as a 3-element linear array and a 33 array are designed with a circuit and electromagnetic simulator. In order to predict the operating frequencies, large signal FET model parameters are determined from measured small signal S-parameters.

  • Improvement of Adjacent Channel Leakage Power and Intermodulation Distortion by Using a GaAs FET Linearizer with a Large Source Inductance

    Kazutomi MORI  Kazuhisa YAMAUCHI  Masatoshi NAKAYAMA  Yasushi ITOH  Tadashi TAKAGI  Hidetoshi KUREBAYASHI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    775-781

    This paper describes the design, fabrication, and performance of a GaAs FET linearizer with a large source inductance, focusing mainly on (a) a mechanism of positive gain and negative phase deviations for input power, (b) stability considerations, and (c) a dependence on load impedance. In addition, in an application to the linearized amplifier, it is shown that an improvement can be achieved for adjacent channel leakage power (ACP) and third order intermodulation distortion (IM3) with the use of the linearizer.

  • A Low Distortion Technique for Reducing Transmitter Intermodulation

    Hitoshi HAYASHI  Masahiro MURAGUCHI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    768-774

    This paper proposes a low distortion technique which reduces transmitter intermodulation. It is shown that one of the third order transmitter intermodulation products generated can be reduced by using a parallel amplifier configuration which includes a 45 divider and a 45 combiner. It is already known that the other third order transmitter intermodulation product can be reduced by using a parallel amplifier configuration using 90 hybrids. Thus, all of the third order transmitter intermodulation can be reduced by combining these configurations. This paper also shows the experimental results obtained with a parallel amplifier using 90 hybrids and one using a 45 divider and combiner in the K-band. The spectra of these amplifiers are compared, and it is found that third order transmitter intermodulation can be reduced by more than 29 dB in the parallel amplifier using the 45 divider and combiner.

  • A Low Distortion and High Efficiency Paralleled Power Amplifier without an Isolator in Wide Range of Load Impedances

    Hikaru IKEDA  Hiroaki KOSUGI  Tomoki UWANO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    763-767

    Characteristics of a distortion, gain and efficiency of a power amplifier grow worse extremely by different phases of the load reflection coefficient when load impedances of the power amplifier are far from 50 Ω. It was found that the value of the distortion, gain and efficiency showed the tradeoff behavior when the phase of the reflection coefficient was different in 180 degrees. Therefore we have proposed new two- and four-parallel unit power amplifiers combined in 90 degree and 45 degree different phases each in order to accomplish low distortion and high efficiency in wide range of load impedances without an isolator. We studied the power amplifiers by simulation based on experiments and realized an amplifier in that adjacent channel leakage power of π/4-DQPSK modulation (for Japan's digital cellular system) is less than -45 dBc and efficiency is over 45% in range of load VSWR less than 3.

  • High Efficiency AlGaAs/GaAs Power HBTs at a Low Supply Voltage for Digital Cellular Phones

    Teruyuki SHIMURA  Takeshi MIURA  Yutaka UNEME  Hirofumi NAKANO  Ryo HATTORI  Mutsuyuki OTSUBO  Kazutomi MORI  Akira INOUE  Noriyuki TANINO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    740-745

    We present a high performance AlGaAs/GaAs power HBT with very low thermal resistance for digital cellular phones. Device structure with emitter air-bridge is utilized and device layout is optimized to reduce thermal resistance based on three-dimensional thermal flow analysis, and in spite of a rather thick substrate (100 µm), which achieved a low thermal resistance of 23/W for a multi-finger (440 µm240 fingers) HBT. This 40 finger HBT achieved power added efficiency (PAE) of over 53%, 29.1 dBm output power (Pout) and high associated gain (Ga) of 13.5 dB with 50 kHz adjacent channel leakage power (Padj) of less than -48 dBc under a 948 MHz π/4-shifted QPSK modulation with 3.4 V emitter-collector voltage. We also investigated the difference of RF performance between two bias modes (constant base voltage and current), and found which mode is adequate for each stage in several stage power amplifier for the first time.

  • On Relationships between Decomposable Programs and Rule Commutative Programs

    Xiaoyong DU  Zhibin LIU  Naohiro ISHII  

     
    LETTER-Databases

      Vol:
    E80-D No:6
      Page(s):
    684-686

    This paper discusses the relationships of two important program classes of linearly recursive programs, that is, decomposable programs and rule commutative programs. We prove that the decomposable programs are always rule commutative. Furthermore, the rule commutative programs that satisfy certain conditions are decomposable. These results are meaningful for integrating the related specified optimization algorithms.

  • Power Heterojunction FET with High Breakdown Voltage for X- and Ku-Band Applications

    Yasuhiro OKAMOTO  Kohji MATSUNAGA  Mikio KANAMORI  Masaaki KUZUHARA  Yoichiro TAKAYAMA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-C No:6
      Page(s):
    746-750

    A buried gate AlGaAs/InGaAs heterojunction FET (HJFET) with gate breakdown voltage of 30 V was examined for high drain bias (higher than 10 V) operation. High breakdown voltage was realized due to the optimization of the narrow recess depth. A 1.4 mm HJFET has exhibited an output power of 30.2 dBm (1050 mW) with 50% power added efficiency (PAE) and 12.1 dB linear gain at 12 GHz with a 13 V drain bias. An internal matching circuit for a 16.8 mm HJFET was designed using a large-signal load impedance determined from load-pull measurement. The 16.8 mm internally-matched HJFET has delivered 38.9 dBm (7.8 W) output power with 46% PAE and 11.6 dB linear gain at 12 GHz with a drain bias of 13 V. This is the first report of higher than 10 V operation of an X- and Ku-band power HJFET with the excellent power performance.

  • Towards Service Operation and Management Technology

    Yukio HASHIDA  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E80-B No:6
      Page(s):
    790-795

    With the dramatic rise in the number of Internet users, the expansion of international corporate activity and the arrival of multimedia services, highly-competitive information and communication services are entering a period of severe global change. There is widespread recognition that as these changes take place, it is important to establish operation and management (O&M) that will enable "seamless" end-to-end communication services between any points on the earth. With worldwide trends moving toward automation, the study of automation of O&M is being energetically pursued. This paper describes the requirements for service O&M and gives an overview of the technology believed to be essential to achieve them. The progress of developments is also reported.

  • Learning Time of Linear Associative Memory

    Toshiyuki TANAKA  Hideki KURIYAMA  Yoshiko OCHIAI  Masao TAKI  

     
    PAPER-Neural Networks

      Vol:
    E80-A No:6
      Page(s):
    1150-1156

    Neural networks can be used as associative memories which can learn problems of acquiring input-output relations presented by examples. The learning time problem addresses how long it takes for a neural network to learn a given problem by a learning algorithm. As a solvable model to this problem we analyze the learning dynamics of the linear associative memoty with the least-mean-square algorithm. Our result shows that the learning time τ of the linear associative memory diverges in τ (1-ρ)-2 as the memory rate ρ approaches 1. It also shows that the learning time exhibits the exponential dependence on ρ when ρ is small.

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