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Seminars

Collaboration Possibilities in WBANs and 5G Networking

Monday, October 9, 2017

This is not your usual Abstract since the intent of this presentation is to give a selected overview of my research at USF and explore areas of potential joint work during my sabbatical at UCSD and possible future collaborations. There are two thematic areas of my research: Wireless Body Area Networks and Optimization of 5G Networks.

Some of the topics that I will cover are:

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5G Network Architecture and the Future Mobile Internet

Friday, March 24, 2017

Dipankar Raychaudhuri, Distinguished Professor, ECE, Rutgers University

This talk provides a discussion of one of the central design challenges associated with next-generation “5G”
wireless systems - that of effectively converging 3GPP-based mobile networks with the global Internet.
Although the trend towards “flat” IP-based architectures for cellular networks is well under way with LTE,
significant architectural evolution will be needed to achieve the goal of supporting the needs of mobile
devices and applications as “first-class” services on the Internet. Several emerging mobility service scenarios

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Waveform Engineering in mm-Wave Integrated Circuits

Thursday, February 23, 2017

KUNAL DATTA

The mm-wave frequency spectrum has gained prominence in recent years to support high-data rate energy efficient wireless communication for the future 5G standards and other IoT applications. Mass-deployment and adoption of such technologies rely on silicon integration of the mm-wave transceivers. However, achieving high data-rates at mm-wave frequencies over long distance wireless links require efficient Watt-level transmitters and power amplifiers – a challenge in low breakdown voltage silicon technologies.

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Director Sujit Dey

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