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An integral multi-disciplinary chain optimization based on a high-level cascaded Shannon-based channel modeling is proposed. It is argued that the analog part of the front-end (FE) will become a bottleneck in the overall chain. This requires a FE-centric design approach, aiming for maximizing the effective data capacity, and for an optimal exploitation of this capacity for given power dissipation. At high level, this asks for a new view on the so-called client-server relations in the chain. To substantiate this vision, some examples of research projects in our group are addressed. These include FE-driven transmission schemes, duty-cycled operation with wake-up radio, programmable FEs, smart antenna-FE combinations, smart and flexible converters, and smart pre and post correction.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E92-C No.6 pp.747-756
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- 2009/06/01
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- 1745-1353
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- 10.1587/transele.E92.C.747
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Section on Analog Circuits and Related SoC Integration Technologies)
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Arthur H.M. van ROERMUND
Peter BALTUS
Andre van BEZOOIJEN
Johannes A. (Hans) HEGT
Emanuele LOPELLI
Reza MAHMOUDI
Georgi I. RADULOV
Maja VIDOJKOVIC
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Arthur H.M. van ROERMUND, Peter BALTUS, Andre van BEZOOIJEN, Johannes A. (Hans) HEGT, Emanuele LOPELLI, Reza MAHMOUDI, Georgi I. RADULOV, Maja VIDOJKOVIC, "Smart Front-Ends, from Vision to Design" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E92-C, no. 6, pp. 747-756, June 2009, doi: 10.1587/transele.E92.C.747.
Abstract: An integral multi-disciplinary chain optimization based on a high-level cascaded Shannon-based channel modeling is proposed. It is argued that the analog part of the front-end (FE) will become a bottleneck in the overall chain. This requires a FE-centric design approach, aiming for maximizing the effective data capacity, and for an optimal exploitation of this capacity for given power dissipation. At high level, this asks for a new view on the so-called client-server relations in the chain. To substantiate this vision, some examples of research projects in our group are addressed. These include FE-driven transmission schemes, duty-cycled operation with wake-up radio, programmable FEs, smart antenna-FE combinations, smart and flexible converters, and smart pre and post correction.
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AU - Reza MAHMOUDI
AU - Georgi I. RADULOV
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