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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0219662

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $260,385.00
    Summary
    Multi-channel reconfigurable high dynamic range digital receivers. Wireless communication systems have important defence and commercial applications, most obviously in the form of the mobile telephone network. Future wireless systems will require much higher levels of performance, in the form of ability to receive and distinguish signals from multiple sources that are physically close together and transmit on similar frequencies. In this project we will develop a test system that will allow us .... Multi-channel reconfigurable high dynamic range digital receivers. Wireless communication systems have important defence and commercial applications, most obviously in the form of the mobile telephone network. Future wireless systems will require much higher levels of performance, in the form of ability to receive and distinguish signals from multiple sources that are physically close together and transmit on similar frequencies. In this project we will develop a test system that will allow us to undertake research on new algorithms that will achieve these higher levels of performance. Our objective is to demonstrate dramatic improvements in the capabilities of receivers for future generation mobile phone and defence surveillance systems.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0774899

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $195,000.00
    Summary
    High Efficient and Reliable Power Converters with Low Electromagnetic Interference Based on an Intelligent Distributed Control System in Train Systems. A large percentage of the old train systems in Australia have old equipment which decreases the efficiency and reliability of the system and they can be replaced by high power smart converters with minimum losses and electromagnetic interference. This project aims to improve the efficiency of train systems by intelligent distributed control syste .... High Efficient and Reliable Power Converters with Low Electromagnetic Interference Based on an Intelligent Distributed Control System in Train Systems. A large percentage of the old train systems in Australia have old equipment which decreases the efficiency and reliability of the system and they can be replaced by high power smart converters with minimum losses and electromagnetic interference. This project aims to improve the efficiency of train systems by intelligent distributed control systems which reduces fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. The outcomes can be applied to other transport systems in Australia. Another benefit is the production of a PhD graduand with significant experience in the use of smart power converters to improve efficiency of all types of transport systems.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0347368

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $138,198.00
    Summary
    Adaptive Transmitters in Wireless Communication Networks. The mobile Internet requires at least an order of magnitude lager data rate to be delivered to the mobile user rather then from the mobile user. This high level of capacity asymmetry is a challenge for current cellular mobile systems being designed for duplex telephony with equal capacity from and to the mobile user. In this project an adaptive transmitter-receiver algorithm is proposed. The algorithm will provide a significan .... Adaptive Transmitters in Wireless Communication Networks. The mobile Internet requires at least an order of magnitude lager data rate to be delivered to the mobile user rather then from the mobile user. This high level of capacity asymmetry is a challenge for current cellular mobile systems being designed for duplex telephony with equal capacity from and to the mobile user. In this project an adaptive transmitter-receiver algorithm is proposed. The algorithm will provide a significant capacity increase of the future mobile Internet and wireless local area networks (LANs). The project addresses optimum protocols for the mobile channel resource allocation in conjunction to the optimum transmitter-receiver design.
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