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    Phase Generation and Manipulation in CMOS Integrated Circuits 

    Yong, Gideon S. K. (2008-04-01)
    In this thesis three circuits are presented that demonstrate the creation and manipulation of various phases over a large bandwidth. Many systems demand the interoperability of various circuit blocks over a large frequency ...
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    Low-Noise Mixing Circuits in CMOS Microwave Integrated Circuits 

    Ho, Stanley (2009-08-25)
    In this thesis, three low-noise active mixing circuits are presented in CMOS technology. Mixers can be found at the front-end of almost every communication systems. However, despite many advantages the active mixers have, ...
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    Cooperative Diversity in Wireless Transmission: Multi-hop Amplify-and-Forward Relay Systems 

    Conne, Christopher (2009-08-14)
    A multi-hop, amplify-and-forward (AF), cooperative diversity system with K relays is studied. An accurate approximate expression for the symbol-error-rate (SER) is derived for the multi-hop system. Also, a lower bound ...
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    Investigating the Feasibility of Asynchronous Design Methodologies in Large-scale Microprocessor Systems 

    Hoshino, Robert (2007-12-20)
    Microprocessor systems have been advancing at a phenomenal rate, with each new generation introducing improved fabrication processes and architectural innovations. Unfortunately, traditional fabrication techniques cannot ...
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    Device Deployment Strategies for Large-scale Wireless Sensor Networks 

    Xu, Kenan (2008-01-16)
    Planning device deployment is a fundamental issue in implementing wireless sensor network (WSN) applications. This design practice determines types, numbers and locations of devices in order to build a powerful and effective ...
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    Experimental Validation of an Elastic Registration Algorithm for Ultrasound Images 

    Leung, Corina (2007-10-29)
    Ultrasound is a favorable tool for intra-operative surgical guidance due to its fast imaging speed and non-invasive nature. However, deformations of the anatomy caused by breathing, heartbeat, and movement of the patient ...
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    Novel robotic mechanisms for upper-limb rehabilitation and assessment 

    Ball, Stephen Joseph (2008-08-14)
    Robotic rehabilitation and assessment of the human upper-limb following stroke is currently limited in part by the inability of robots to replicate natural motion. In particular, motion of the shoulder girdle is usually ...
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    Directional Cell Breathing - A Framework for Congestion Control and Load Balancing in Broadband Wireless Networks 

    Ali, Khaled (2009-04-27)
    Despite the tremendous bandwidth increase in 3rd generation (3G) Broadband Wireless Networks (BWNs) such as Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS), maintaining the mobile users’ Quality of Service (QoS) ...
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    A high-speed Iterative Closest Point tracker on an FPGA platform 

    Belshaw, Michael Sweeney (2008-07-16)
    The Iterative Closest Point (ICP) algorithm is one of the most commonly used range image processing methods. However, slow operational speeds and high input band-widths limit the use of ICP in high-speed real-time ...
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    Use of a Hill-Based Muscle Model in the Fast Orthogonal Search Method to Estimate Wrist Force and Upper Arm Physiological Parameters 

    Mountjoy, Katherine (2008-10-30)
    Modelling of human motion is used in a wide range of applications. An important aspect of accurate representation of human movement is the ability to customize models to account for individual differences. The following ...
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    AuthorAgamy, Mohammed S. (1)Al-Hinai, Al Mukhtar (1)Alemdar, Ali (1)Ali, Khaled (1)Allec, Nicholas (1)Andrews, Alexander (1)Ashtaiwi, Abduladhim (1)Ball, Stephen Joseph (1)Belshaw, Michael Sweeney (1)Bespalko, Ryan Douglas (1)... View MoreSubjectElectrical Engineering (5)Wireless Communications (5)CMOS (4)Registration (3)Cooperative diversity (2)Digital Control (2)EMG (2)FPGA (2)Integrated circuits (2)Microwave (2)... View MoreDate Published2009 (26)2008 (28)2007 (18)

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