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    packet size optimization for a mac protocol

    Hello. I need a little help. I have to do a packet size optimization for a mac protocol. It is a TDMA-based mac protocol. I began with PER which is equals to 1-(1-BER)^l where l is the packet length. But I don’t know what the next step is. Is there a general way how I can do this? I’ve checked...
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    multiplexer - vhdl - fpga

    Hello I have a question: I have a following code in vhdl: process begin A<=B; wait 10ns; A<=C; wait 10ns; end So the sensitivity list is empty and I know the above code will work periodically. In the first 10ns B input will be on A output and the second 10ns C input will be on the A output. But...
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    channel model in case of body sensor network using packets

    Re: bsn channel model And what happen if my packets are not sent at the same time for example the overlap is only 50%
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    channel model in case of body sensor network using packets

    bsn channel model Hello I need a little help. I use the Rayleigh model as the photo shows in case of body sensor network. I have many different nodes on the body with many different channels among the nodes and my question is the following: Is it OK to use different 'a' before the produktum...
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    :-) Homework - VHDL - Spartan 3 - Thanks :-)

    I have a homework and I need help in it because I am not sure how I should begin. I have to write a code into the Spartan 3 FPGA in which I have to process a 32x32 8 bit picture as a CNN does. It means I have to get a photo, A, B template and Z bias via USB and I have to resolve the following...
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    Power Consumption? Or Current Consumption?

    The energy consumption is E = P*T, P are [V] and [A] and T is [s]. And if I have a battery I know it uses 1800mAh -> it [A] and [s].. where is the [V]? I know it's a constans T
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    power consumption model

    Hello There is a wireless sensor network. And I would like to do a power consumption model. One node contain: { {small sensor} ---> {ADC} ---> {microcontroller} ---> {radio} } Of course it can be in sleep mode. And the energy power is given, for example 6000As. What should I do? I think a...
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    delay, slots... simulation

    yes, thanks. my question on another way: what is the time when the packet on the channel? of course if I know the above things...
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    what is the fourier transform of this term

    (ln x )' ---> 1 /t ??
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    delay, slots... simulation

    hello I’m simulating body sensor network’s MAC protocols. I know the channel rate it’s 40kbps and I also know the long of packet it’s 150 bit. I can calculate the time of transmission one packet, it was about 0.00375s. I know the distance between the transceiver and the receiver; d. Which...
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    Basic questions for interview ?? please answer it in short??

    The channel ISI free if: H(z)=1 on every frequency.. Interference can be because of multipath because each symbol can be faster than the before symbol... Am I right? crosstalk can be for example in case of UTP cable. it means you can hear in each cable what you sent on another cable.. therefore...
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    pure ALOHA simulation in MATLAB

    Thanks! I haven't think about it.. so I won't use formula...
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    MATLAB: Too many input arguments?

    There are many functions in the Matlab and if we used the same name in my functions it'd cause the above problem... I also was on the above way and get this message.. I therefore use Hungarian words to name my functions.. :-))) T
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    What is signal fading and how it affects cooperative wireless communication?

    signal fading there is a good description on the internet.. the power of transmit signal is bigger than the power of received signal because of environment. It means this signal can lose of its energy because of clouds, dust and so on.. the water steal much energy.. Am I right? there is many...
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    IEEE 802.15.4 superframe structure

    Hello, I need a little comment for this picture. I don’t know exactly what this is. I am studying MAC protocols now for body area networks. Why are there Inactive Period? And do it mean a period where no one use the channel? Why? I think the beacons means the synchronisation.. Do these beacons...

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