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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Loss compensation"”.
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Loss compensation in a plasmonic nanoparticle array
The problem of heavy material and radiative losses in plasmonic devices has held back their implementation for compact and high-speed data storage and interconnects. One of the most interesting solutions to this problem currently under exploration is the addition of a gain material in close …
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MICROWAVE ACTIVE INDUCTOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
… impedances are analyzed. In addition, a novel loss compensation technique by an active RC feedback network is proposed to improve the quality factor. This loss compensation technique is really needed mainly because there exist some internal losses and other parasitic losses in the active …
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Broadband mm-wave signal generation and amplification in CMOS using synthetic impedance
… also used to generate a novel frequency-adaptive loss compensation scheme for distributed amplifiers which is shown to improve the bandwidth by 30%. The performance of these circuits was analyzed and simulated on a TSMC 65nm bulk CMOS process.
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Controller Analysis and Synthesis for Wireless Servo Systems
… delays and data dropout are analyzed as losses in a discrete-time setting with a fixed step of delay. A discrete-time Markovian jump linear system forms the basic modeling framework. A two-state Markov chain describes the condition of the network and begins to capture natural burstiness …
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Energy Efficient High Port Count Optical Switches
… equal. It is, therefore, not able to accommodate loss difference between optical paths due to the different length of waveguides and distinct numbers of crossings, and bends, leading to sub-optimal performance. We, therefore, propose an advanced path-selection algorithm based on the looping …
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Scalable and Reconfigurable Optical Switches: From Network Design to System Application
… switches with the high port count, low insertion loss and crosstalk ratio, whereas switches built by MRR SEs have limitations on extinction ratio, insertion loss and narrow bandwidth. SOAs give optical amplification for loss compensation; however, they also induce noise and distortion. In the …