IEEE
CAS Workshop on Wireless Communications and Networking
August 9-10, 2001
at University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
Submission of 500-word Abstract
Advanced Technical Program Now Available.
The realization of
high-capacity, high-performance wireless communication networks and appliances
requires ever more sophisticated RF and signal processing circuits and systems.
These include multiband RF chips; "software radio" circuits capable
of emulating a wide range of modulation formats, filter characteristics, network
protocols and control functions; complex but low-powered signal detection circuits
for single and multiple users; and integrated antennas. This workshop is the
fourth in the series of the IEEE CAS Workshop on Emerging Technologies that
started in Lucerne, Switzerland in June 1998. It is intended to bring together
experts in wireless communication networks, systems, and component circuits
and devices, to identify emerging designs and techniques that will make possible
the ubiquitous wireless communication networks and appliances of the future.
This workshop will be run in a single-session format featuring oral presentation
by invited speakers and contributed papers presented in poster sessions. The
workshop also features two keynote speakers, Dr. Jerry Foschini of Bell Laboratories,
Lucent Technologies, Inc., and Dr. Steve Weinstein of NEC-USA.