Integrated Switched Beamformer for 802.11ac application

Jhang, Jhu-Jyun; Lin, Chung-Ching; Jiang, Ying-Lou; Yang, Jeng-Rern

doi:10.2991/ccit-14.2014.64

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“…[37] Additionally, higher energy collisions can provide constraints at higher densities. [38][39][40] While this has all been done in the realm of neutron and protons as the relevant elemental particles, recent theoretical work by DiToro [41] suggests that for very isospin asymmetric matter we can expect a much earlier transition to the quark phase. This may help to explain the recent neutron star data that requires a softening of the nEOS for the core in order to explain the measurements of neutron star radii.…”

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Constraints on the asymmetric equation of state from heavy-ion collisions

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2016

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Nuclear matter is one of the most fascinating materials that exists. Therefore elucidating the equation-of-state of nuclear matter is a fundamentally interesting question. Additionally, the nuclear equationof-state has impacts on astrophysical observables. One important means of constraining the nuclear equation-of-state is through studying heavy-ion collisions. Nuclear material has two components -neutrons and protons -the ratio of which impacts the equation-of-state. Measurements of fragments emitted from reactions of nuclei with different ratios of neutrons and protons -and comparison to simulations based on various underlying interactions -have placed constraints on both the symmetric and asymmetric parts of the equation of state.

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Constraints on the asymmetric equation of state from heavy-ion collisions

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Heilborn

2016

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“…In the authors' previous research, by controlling four independent 90º phase shifters, a single ratio beam in eight directions could be generated [1]. This paper presents, a switched RF beamformer, that can generate two opposite and nonoverlapping coverage radio beams.…”

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A dual channel switched RF beamformer for LTE small cell base station receiver

Chiang

Yang

2014

2014 IEEE International Meeting for Future of Electron Devices, Kansai (IMFEDK)

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This paper presents a dual channel switched RFfront-end beamformer to solve the severe interference problem that affects the LTE small-cell base stations. The beamformer system uses new type of hybrid phase shifter that situated at a later stage of the low-noise amplifier. The proposed system has four cases, and each can generate two opposite, non-overlapping coverage radio beams. Thus, the system can receive signals through two independent channels, either at the same frequency or at different frequencies.

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A 28.5 dBm switched beamforming transmitter for LTE small cell base station application

Lin

Yang

2014

2014 International Symposium on Next-Generation Electronics (ISNE)

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Integrated Switched Beamformer for 802.11ac application

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Constraints on the asymmetric equation of state from heavy-ion collisions

Constraints on the asymmetric equation of state from heavy-ion collisions

A dual channel switched RF beamformer for LTE small cell base station receiver

A 28.5 dBm switched beamforming transmitter for LTE small cell base station application

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