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DESCRIPTION:Ultra-high speed wireless communication will enable next genera
 tion internet access with an unbelievable comfort and service. According t
 o predictions the requirement for speed will increase according to the ITR
 S roadmap of NVM storage. This leads to wireless multi-gigabit access alre
 ady in the next years for short range networks and to cellular systems in 
 the next 5-10 years.\nThe talk will highlight the challenges in developing
  ultra-high speed wireless systems of 100Gb/s and beyond. The different su
 b-systems will be shortly analyzed like antennas\, RF-frontend\, baseband-
 processor and MAC-processor. The German research community has launched a 
 special priority program to investigate different wireless 100 Gb/s approa
 ches. Thus\, the talk will briefly address the different individual projec
 t approaches. Special focus will be the discussion of a potential paradigm
  shift towards more analog signal processing. This might be interesting si
 nce it promises a reduction in circuit complexity and power consumption.\n
 \nPoznan\, Wielkopolskie\, Poland
LOCATION:Poznan\, Wielkopolskie\, Poland
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SUMMARY:[Legacy Report] Wireless 100Gb/s and beyond: Challenges and approac
 hes for ultra-high speed wireless communicationsnications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/111509
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Ultra-high speed wireless communication wi
 ll enable next generation internet access with an unbelievable comfort and
  service. According to predictions the requirement for speed will increase
  according to the ITRS roadmap of NVM storage. This leads to wireless mult
 i-gigabit access already in the next years for short range networks and to
  cellular systems in the next 5-10 years. <br /> The talk will highlight t
 he challenges in developing ultra-high speed wireless systems of 100Gb/s a
 nd beyond. The different sub-systems will be shortly analyzed like antenna
 s\, RF-frontend\, baseband-processor and MAC-processor. The German researc
 h community has launched a special priority program to investigate differe
 nt wireless 100 Gb/s approaches. Thus\, the talk will briefly address the 
 different individual project approaches. Special focus will be the discuss
 ion of a potential paradigm shift towards more analog signal processing. T
 his might be interesting since it promises a reduction in circuit complexi
 ty and power consumption.</p>
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