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2004
ACM
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The zero-one principle for switching networks
Recently, approximation analysis has been extensively used to study algorithms for routing weighted packets in various network settings. Although different techniques were applied...
Yossi Azar, Yossi Richter
CORR
2008
Springer
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13 years 4 months ago
A Reconfigurable Impedance Matching Network Employing RF-MEMS Switches
We propose the design of a reconfigurable impedance matching network for the lower RF frequency band, based on a developed RF-MEMS technology. The circuit is composed of RF-MEMS o...
Marco Bedani, F. Carozza, Roberto Gaddi, Antonio G...
IPPS
2003
IEEE
13 years 10 months ago
SoCBUS: Switched Network on Chip for Hard Real Time Embedded Systems
With the current trend in integration of more complex systems on chip there is a need for better communication infrastructure on chip that will increase the available bandwidth an...
Daniel Wiklund, Dake Liu
INFOCOM
1999
IEEE
13 years 9 months ago
An Architecture for Noncooperative QoS Provision in Many-Switch Systems
With the proliferation of high-speed networks and networked services, provisioning differentiated services to a diverse user base with heterogeneous QoS requirements has become an ...
Shaogang Chen, Kihong Park
WCNC
2010
IEEE
13 years 3 months ago
Switch-And-Stay Transmit Diversity for Cooperative Decode-And-Forward Systems
—We consider the application of switch-and-stay transmit diversity (SSTD) to a three-node cooperative diversity system with decode-and-forward relaying. The basic idea of SSTD ge...
Andreas Müller, Joachim Speidel