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Articles by Leandro Juan-Llácer
Propagation Analysis of an RFID System in the UHF Band in the Honeycomb Frame of a Beehive
This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon. Open AccessCommunication by José Lorenzo-López SciProfiles Scilit Preprints.org Google Scholar José Lorenzo López was born in Murcia, Spain in 2000. He received the B.Sc. degree from the de in [...] José Lorenzo López was born in Murcia, Spain in 2000.
Improving the Learning of Superheterodyne Demodulation of Frequency-Division Multiplexing Signals via the Educational Software Tool DOSHER
Abstract : The knowledge of signal demodulation processes using superheterodyne receivers is of great importance in the field of telecommunications. Superheterodyne receivers receive the current focus of many scientists in a wide variety of applications. This topic is part of the syllabus of the Communication Theory course at the School of Telecommunications of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Spain.
Exploring the Validity of Plane and Spherical Millimeter-Wave Incidences for Multiple-Diffraction Calculations in Wireless Communication Systems
Abstract : The focus of this work is to determine at which threshold can the results for both plane and spherical wave incidence assumptions either converge or deviate when performing multiple diffraction attenuation calculations. The analysis has been carried out—for various millimeter-wave frequencies, inter-obstacle spacings, and angles of incidence—by employing a pair of two-dimensional (2D) hybrid formulations based on both the uniform theory of diffraction and physical optics (UTD-PO).
UTD-PO Solutions for the Analysis of Multiple Diffraction by Trees and Buildings When Assuming Spherical-Wave Incidence
Abstract : This paper presents two uniform theories of diffraction–physical optics (UTD-PO) formulations to undertake analysis of radiowave multiple diffraction resulting from the presence of both buildings and trees in vegetated urban areas, with the assumption of spherical-wave incidence.
Using the Uniform Theory of Diffraction to Analyze Radio Wave Propagation along Urban Street Canyons for Device-to-Device Communication
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