C2.1

Bridging the Digital Divide in Rural America with Superluminal Polarization Current Technology

John Singleton, Andrea Schmidt, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States
Session:
C2: Advances in Software Defined and Adaptive Radio Systems Lecture
Track:
Commission C: Radio-communication Systems and Signal Processing
Location:
Room 150
Presentation Time:
Fri, 12 Jan, 13:10 - 13:30 MST (UTC -7)
Session Chair:
John L. Volakis, Florida International University
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Session C2
C2.1: Bridging the Digital Divide in Rural America with Superluminal Polarization Current Technology
John Singleton, Andrea Schmidt, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States
C2.2: Multi-Mode Array Feed Operations with the Westford Radio Telescope
Daniel Sheen, Frank Lind, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States
C2.3: Direct-RF Full Duplex Radio With 22-dB/200-MHz Digital Self-Interference Cancellation
Kefayet Ullah, Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan, John L. Volakis, Florida International University, United States
C2.4: Discrete-time synchronization for narrow-band signals
Michael Baram, Jonathan Chisum, University of Notre Dame, United States
C2.5: Near-Field MIMO RIS Channel Capacity
Tamara Abou El Hessen, Danilo Erricolo, Daniela Tuninetti, University of Illinois Chicago, United States
C2.6: Digital Twin Models to Enable Design Optimization of Ultra-Wide Band Transceiver Systems
Arnaldo Sans, John Willis, John Volakis, Satheesh Venkatakrishnan, Florida International University, United States; Wilfredo Rivas-Torres, Keysight Technologies, Inc., United States
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