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JPL's Wireless Communication Reference WebsiteChapter: Authors and Contributors |
Dusan Matic
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In 1995, he received his B.S. degree from Faculty of electrical engineering, Belgrade university, Yugoslavia
General description:
Research of a new modulation technique which will enable mobile multimedia communication. That means high bit-rates and QoS guarantees supported. Since this requirement is asking for a lot of (available) bandwidth, the carrier frequency has to be in mm-range.
Targets of the MMC project are transmission speed of 155 Mb/s and a carrier of 60 GHz. OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) modulation technique is a very promising candidate to overcome all the effects of the harsh mobile environment. First, measurements had to be conducted in order to get reliable information on propagation characteristics. This data was used for making a channel model. This model is going to be used in optimizing various OFDM parameters. Also, the multiple user access for OFDM is going to be accessed.
Educational task(s): mentoring of faculty students
Selected Publications:
Contribution to this CD-ROM, Introduction to OFDM, 1999.
"Measurements of the indoor spatial distribution of the radio-field level for
mm waves in the range of 60 GHz",
D. Matic, H. Harada, H. Reijmers, T. Ueno and R. Prasad,
Proc. IEEE fifth symposium on communications and vehicular technology in the Benelux, p.
82-88,
Oct. 13-15,1997. Enschede, The Netherlands, ISBN 90-365-10570
"Indoor and outdoor frequency domain measurements for mm waves in the range of 60
GHz",
D. Matic, H. Harada and R. Prasad, Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC), May '98, Ottawa
Revised: 22. April, 1998.