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RF and Wireless Technologies: Know It All

By: Bruce A. Fette,Roberto Aiello Ph.D.,Praphul Chandra,Daniel M. Dobkin,Dan Bensky,Douglas B. Miron,David Lide,Farid Dowla,Ron Olexa

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RF and Wireless Technologies: Know It All

By: Bruce A. Fette,Roberto Aiello Ph.D.,Praphul Chandra,Daniel M. Dobkin,Dan Bensky,Douglas B. Miron,David Lide,Farid Dowla,Ron Olexa

The Newnes Know It All Series takes the best of what our authors have written to create hard-working desk references that will be an engineer's first port of call for key information, design techniques and rules of thumb. Guaranteed not to gather dust on a shelf! RF (radio frequency) and wireless technologies drive communication today. This technology and its applications enable wireless phones, portable device roaming, and short-range industrial and commercial application communication such as the supply chain management wonder, RFID. Up-to-date information regarding software defined RF, using frequencies smarter, and using more of the spectrum, with ultrawideband technology is detailed. - A 360-degree view from best-selling authors including Roberto Aiello, Bruce Fette, and Praphul Chandra - Hot topics covered including ultrawideband and cognitive radio technologies - The ultimate hard-working desk reference: all the essential information, techniques, and tricks of the trade in one volume

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848

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Elsevier

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ISBN 10

008094258X

ISBN 13

9780080942582

Essentials of UWB

By: Stephen Wood,Roberto Aiello

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Essentials of UWB

By: Stephen Wood,Roberto Aiello

If you are involved in designing, building, selling or regulating UWB devices, this concise and practical guide to UWB technology, standards, regulation, and intellectual property issues will quickly bring you up-to-speed. Packed with practical insights, implementation guidelines, and application examples, Essentials of UWB is a must-have resource for wireless professionals working in the field. Written by key figures in the development of UWB, the book describes UWB technology, and evaluates its suitability for applications in communications, radar, and imaging. UWB radios, protocols and implementation are covered, and a thorough account of UWB industry organization completes the picture. This is an invaluable guide for engineers involved in UWB device design, as well as for product marketing managers, sales support engineers and technical managers. It will also appeal to engineers with a deeper technical understanding of UWB who want to gain knowledge of the broader environment and future evolutionary expectations.

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205

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Cambridge University Press

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1139472437

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9781139472432

Parts and Places

The Structures of Spatial Representation

By: Roberto Casati,Achille C. Varzi

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Parts and Places

The Structures of Spatial Representation

By: Roberto Casati,Achille C. Varzi

Thinking about space is thinking about spatial things. The table is on the carpet; hence the carpet is under the table. The vase is in the box; hence the box is not in the vase. But what does it mean for an object to be somewhere? How are objects tied to the space they occupy? In this book Roberto Casati and Achille C. Varzi address some of the fundamental issues in the philosophy of spatial representation. Their starting point is an analysis of the interplay betwen mereology (the study of part/whole relations), topology (the study of spatial continuity and comapctness) and the theory of spatial location proper. This leads to a unified framework for spatial representation understood quite broadly as a theory of the representation of spatial entities. The framework is then tested against some classical metaphysical questions such as: Are parts essential to their whole? Is spatial co-location a sufficient criterion of identity? What (if anything) distinguishes material objects from events and other spatial entities? The concluding chapters deal with applications to topics as diverse as the logical analysis of movement and the semantics of maps.

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