High-Frequency and High-Speed Devices for Communication Network Systems
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A description for high-speed communication networks for the 21st century is roughly sketched, and the technical development trends in high-frequency and high-speed devices are briefly forecasted. Four examples of devices under development are reported: 76-GHz flip-chip MMIC's for car-radar systems, a cost-effective RF module for millimeter-wave wireless systems, a 10-Gbps demultiplexer for optical fiber communication systems, and a GaAs microwave signal processor for active phased-array systems. Considering as technological trends evolve further, this paper also introduces the software radio concept and the fusion of wireless and optical technologies for cost-effective wireless communication equipment and end-user services.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E82-C No.11 pp.1862-1870
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- 1999/11/25
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Issue on High-Frequency/High-Speed Devices for Information and Communication Systems in the 21st Century)
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- Information and Communication System
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Yasutake HIRACHI, "High-Frequency and High-Speed Devices for Communication Network Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E82-C, no. 11, pp. 1862-1870, November 1999, doi: .
Abstract: A description for high-speed communication networks for the 21st century is roughly sketched, and the technical development trends in high-frequency and high-speed devices are briefly forecasted. Four examples of devices under development are reported: 76-GHz flip-chip MMIC's for car-radar systems, a cost-effective RF module for millimeter-wave wireless systems, a 10-Gbps demultiplexer for optical fiber communication systems, and a GaAs microwave signal processor for active phased-array systems. Considering as technological trends evolve further, this paper also introduces the software radio concept and the fusion of wireless and optical technologies for cost-effective wireless communication equipment and end-user services.
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