WNOCs-LNA Development Feasibility. A study using free software tools and predictive models.

Wireless networks on chips allow solving, among others, the problems associated with the use of wired buses. Current works show that they are also very suitable to achieve characteristics such as performance, reliability and graceful degradation scalability. This work demonstrates the development fe...

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Autores principales: Elaskar, Martín, Ferreyra, Pablo Alejandro, Duarte, Lucas Heraldo, Marso, Leandro, Gómez, Alberto Fabián
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Publicado: Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales 2022
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WNOCs-LNA Development Feasibility. A study using free software tools and predictive models.
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author Elaskar, Martín
Ferreyra, Pablo Alejandro
Duarte, Lucas Heraldo
Marso, Leandro
Gómez, Alberto Fabián
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title WNOCs-LNA Development Feasibility. A study using free software tools and predictive models.
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description Wireless networks on chips allow solving, among others, the problems associated with the use of wired buses. Current works show that they are also very suitable to achieve characteristics such as performance, reliability and graceful degradation scalability. This work demonstrates the development feasibility of one of the required radio frequency modules, using free tools and models. In particular it is shown that it is possible to meet a set of basic requirements for a wireless network on chip low noise amplifier . It is also shown that the freely available predictive models, allow to extend the operating frequencies and anticipate even more demanding future requirements. As a consequence, these wireless micro networks are emerging as a fundamental building block in the development of future critical systems, such as segmented architectures, driver-less vehicles and autonomous bio-medical equipment.
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spelling I10-R10-article-367002022-12-31T01:25:52Z WNOCs-LNA Development Feasibility. A study using free software tools and predictive models. Factibilidad de Desarrollo de un LNA para Redes Inalámbricas Integradas en un Chip. Un estudio usando herramientos de software libre y modelos predictivos. Viabilidade de Desenvolvimento de um LNA para Redes Sem Fio Integrado em um Chip. Um estudo usando ferramentas de software livre e modelos preditivos. Elaskar, Martín Ferreyra, Pablo Alejandro Duarte, Lucas Heraldo Marso, Leandro Gómez, Alberto Fabián Wireless sincalbe Sem cabo Wireless networks on chips allow solving, among others, the problems associated with the use of wired buses. Current works show that they are also very suitable to achieve characteristics such as performance, reliability and graceful degradation scalability. This work demonstrates the development feasibility of one of the required radio frequency modules, using free tools and models. In particular it is shown that it is possible to meet a set of basic requirements for a wireless network on chip low noise amplifier . It is also shown that the freely available predictive models, allow to extend the operating frequencies and anticipate even more demanding future requirements. As a consequence, these wireless micro networks are emerging as a fundamental building block in the development of future critical systems, such as segmented architectures, driver-less vehicles and autonomous bio-medical equipment. Las redes inalámbricas en circuitos integrados permiten solucionar, entre otros, los problemas asociados al uso de múltiples cables de interconexión. Trabajos actuales muestran que además resultan muy adecuadas para lograr características tales como la escalabilidad en la performance, la confiabilidad y la degradación paulatina. Éste trabajo demuestra la factibilidad del desarrollo, mediante herramientas y modelos libres, de uno de los módulos de radio frecuencia necesarios. En particular se demuestra que es posible cumplir con el conjunto de requerimientos básicos de un amplificador de bajo ruido para éstas micro redes inalaámbricas. Se muestra tabmién que los modelos predictivos disponibles de forma libre, permiten extender las frecuencias de operación y anticiparse a futuros requerimientos aún más exigentes. Como concecuencia, éstas micro redes inalámbricas se perfilan como una pieza constructiva fundamental en el desarrollo de futuros sistemas críticos, tales como arquitecturas segmentadas, automóviles sin conductor y equipamieto bio-médico autónomo. As redes sem fios em circuitos integrados permitem resolver, entre outros, os problemas associados à utilização de múltiplos cabos de interligação. O trabalho atual mostra que eles também são muito adequados para alcançar características como escalabilidade de desempenho, confiabilidade e degradação gradual. Este trabalho demonstra a viabilidade do desenvolvimento, através de ferramentas e modelos gratuitos, de um dos módulos de radiofrequência necessários. Em particular, mostra-se que é possível atender ao conjunto de requisitos básicos de um amplificador de baixo ruído para essas microredes sem fio. Mostra-se também que os modelos preditivos disponíveis gratuitamente permitem estender as frequências de operação e antecipar requisitos futuros ainda mais exigentes. Como consequência, essas microredes sem fio estão surgindo como uma peça construtiva fundamental no desenvolvimento de futuros sistemas críticos, como arquiteturas segmentadas, carros autônomos e equipamentos biomédicos autônomos. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales 2022-12-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/FCEFyN/article/view/36700 Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales; Vol. 9 Núm. 2 (2022); 49-53 2362-2539 0373-9686 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/FCEFyN/article/view/36700/40262 Derechos de autor 2022 Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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