Wireless Technologies Circuits, Systems, and Devices |
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| Contribution by:
| Brewer, Joe E.
Rabaey, Jan M.
Pletcher, Nathan
Borzi, Raffaella
Gyselinckx, Bert
Svelto, Francesco
Belostotski, Leonid
Gambini, Simone
Brandolini, Massimo
Lopelli, Emanuele
Leenaerts, Domine M. W.
Rossi, Paolo
Manstretta, Danilo
Chen, Yuhui David
Mark, Michael
Haslett, James W.
Niknejad, Ali M.
Palaskas, Georgios
van Roermund, Arthur H. M.
Chevalier, Pascal
Tang, Ka Wai Keith
Dickson, Timothy O.
Badaroglu, Mustafa
Neculoiu, Dan
Muller, Alexandru
Plett, Calvin
Eikenbroek, Jan-Wim
Dai, Fa Foster
Rogers, John M.
Dusatko, Tomas A.
Nabki, Frederic
El-Gamal, Mourad N.
Wambacq, Piet
Soens, Charlotte
Van der Plas, Geert
Donnay, Stéphane
Chan, Howard
Voinigescu, Sorin P.
Banu, Mihai
Prodanov, Vladimir
Konstantinidis, George
Staszewski, Robert Bogdan
Pellerano, Stefano
Sandhu, Sumeet
Ravi, Ashoke |
| Editor:
| Iniewski, Krzysztof |
| Series title: | Devices, Circuits, and Systems Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-0-8493-7996-3 |
| Publication Date: | Oct 2007 |
| Publisher: | CRC Press LLC
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | USD $240.00USD $194.95USD $292.00 |
Book Description:
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This work explores the state-of-the-art in CMOS design in the context of wireless communication for 3G/4G cellular telephony, wireless sensor networks, and wireless medical applications. It explores groundbreaking coverage of emerging wireless technologies beyond standard WLAN and 3G cell phone applications, including the potential merger of silicon and MEMs technologies. Chapters written by international experts highlight promising new advances in areas such as body area networks,...
More DescriptionThis work explores the state-of-the-art in CMOS design in the context of wireless communication for 3G/4G cellular telephony, wireless sensor networks, and wireless medical applications. It explores groundbreaking coverage of emerging wireless technologies beyond standard WLAN and 3G cell phone applications, including the potential merger of silicon and MEMs technologies. Chapters written by international experts highlight promising new advances in areas such as body area networks, medical implants, satellite communications, automobile radar detection, and wearable electronics. This text is an excellent reference for engineers and graduate students interested in wireless design and low-power issues.