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ORCIDISPLC 2015: Austin, TX, USA
- IEEE International Symposium on Power Line Communications and Its Applications, ISPLC 2015, Austin, TX, USA, March 29 - April 1, 2015. IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-1-4799-8413-8
- Alexei V. Nikitin, Dale Scutti, Balasubramaniam Natarajan
, Ruslan L. Davidchack:
Blind adaptive analog nonlinear filters for noise mitigation in powerline communication systems. 1-6 - Aashish Mathur, Manav R. Bhatnagar, Bijaya K. Panigrahi:
Maximum likelihood decoding of QPSK signal in power line communications over Nakagami-m additive noise. 7-12 - Khaled M. Rabie, Emad Alsusa, Ayokunle D. Familua, Ling Cheng:
Constant envelope OFDM transmission over impulsive noise power-line communication channels. 13-18 - Tarkesh Pande, Il Han Kim, Anuj Batra:
A method for narrowband interference mitigation in OFDM by minimizing spectral leakage. 19-23 - Ju Jin, Hui-Myoung Oh, Sungsoo Choi, Jongkwan Seo, Jae-Jo Lee:
Performance of polar codes with successive cancellation decoding over PLC channels. 24-28 - Oliver Opalko, Damian Alonso, Klaus Dostert:
Measurements on Rogowski coils as coupling elements for power line communication in traction lithium-ion batteries. 29-34 - Sean Jordaan, Petrus A. Janse van Rensburg, Arnold S. de Beer, Hendrik C. Ferreira, A. J. Han Vinck:
A preliminary investigation of the UHF properties of LV cable for WiFi over power line communications. 35-40 - Cornelis Jan Kikkert, Shucheng Zhu:
Measurement of powerlines and devices using an inductive shunt on-line impedance analyzer. 41-46 - Zwelibanzi W. Swana, Petrus A. Janse van Rensburg, Hendrik C. Ferreira:
Is resistive coupling feasible for the reception of power-line communications data? 47-52 - Shucheng Zhu, Cornelis Jan Kikkert, Nesimi Ertugrul:
Software for control and calibration of an inductive shunt on-line impedance analyzer. 53-58 - Nico Weling, Andreas Engelen, Stephan Thiel:
Broadband MIMO powerline channel emulator verification and testing results. 59-64 - Mostafa Sayed, Il Han Kim, Tarkesh Pande, Anuj Batra, Naofal Al-Dhahir:
Proposed frame and preamble structure for MIMO narrowband power line communications. 65-70 - Md. Jahidur Rahman, Lutz Lampe:
Interference alignment for MIMO power line communications. 71-76 - Ahmed ElSamadouny, Naofal Al-Dhahir, Mohamed M. Abdallah, Andreas I. Chrysochos, Theofilos A. Papadopoulos, Grigoris K. Papagiannis:
Multi-user MIMO broadcasting/multicasting for medium-voltage narrowband-PLC networks. 77-82 - Ghadi Sebaali, Brian L. Evans:
Design tradeoffs in joint powerline and wireless transmission for smart grid communications. 83-88 - Owais Khan, Kumaran Vijayasankar, Ramanuja Vedantham:
Routing overhead optimization in smart grid networks. 89-94 - Janire Larrañaga, Jon Legarda, Iker Urrutia, Alberto Sendin:
An experimentally validated PRIME subnetwork simulation model for utility applications. 95-100 - Eduardo Alonso, Javier Matanza, Carlos Rodríguez-Morcillo, Sadot Alexandres:
Performance evaluation of AMR simultaneous polling strategies in a PRIME PLC network. 101-106 - Francois Van Trimpont, Gaston Bayot Katumba, Véronique Moeyaert, Sebastien Bette:
Impact of the weak link count mechanism on G3-PLC LOADng routing protocol. 107-112 - Ievgenii Tsokalo, Ralf Lehnert:
Modeling approach of broadband in-home PLC in network simulator 3. 113-118 - Xu Ma, Fang Yang, Wenbo Ding, Jian Song:
Topology reconstruction for power line network based on Bayesian compressed sensing. 119-124 - Matthias Kuba:
Wake-up transceiver protocol for power line communications. 125-130 - Carlo Tripodi, Gianluigi Ferrari, Riccardo Pighi, Riccardo Raheli:
A novel weight reset strategy for the LMS algorithm subject to abrupt channel variations. 131-136 - Guilherme R. Colen, Fabrício P. V. de Campos, Moisés Vidal Ribeiro, Haniph A. Latchman:
A bit loading technique with reduced complexity for periodically time varying PLC channel. 137-141 - Xiaolin Wu, Yue Rong:
Optimal power allocation for non-regenerative multicarrier relay-assisted PLC systems with QoS constraints. 142-147 - Stefano Galli, Kenneth J. Kerpez, Hubert Mariotte, Fabienne Moulin:
Statistical modeling of PLC-to-DSL interference. 148-153 - Salvatore D'Alessandro, Marco De Piante, Andrea M. Tonello:
On modeling the sporadic impulsive noise rate within in-home power line networks. 154-159 - Kenneth J. Kerpez, Stefano Galli, Hubert Mariotte, Fabienne Moulin:
The impact of PLC-to-DSL interference on VDSL2, Vectored VDSL2, and G.fast. 160-165 - Vladimir Burstein, Werner Henkel:
Channel characterization for underwater broadband PLC sensor networks. 166-171 - Allan Emleh, Arnold S. de Beer, Hendrik C. Ferreira, A. J. Han Vinck:
The influence of high pressure sodium lamps on the power line communications channel. 172-177 - Florian Gruber, Lutz Lampe:
On PLC channel emulation via transmission line theory. 178-183 - Thiago R. Oliveira, Camila Borelli Zeller, Sergio L. Netto, Moisés Vidal Ribeiro:
Statistical modeling of the average channel gain and delay spread in in-home PLC channels. 184-188 - Thokozani Shongwe, A. J. Han Vinck, Hendrik C. Ferreira:
The effects of periodic impulsive noise on OFDM. 189-194 - Sebastian Ponzelar, Anil Mengi, Michael Koch:
Electromagnetic compatibility in Europe for OFDM based PLC access data transmission in the frequency range 150 kHz to 500 kHz. 195-198 - Ayokunle D. Familua, Alain Richard Ndjiongue, Kehinde Ogunyanda, Ling Cheng, Hendrik C. Ferreira, Theo G. Swart:
A Semi-hidden Markov modeling of a low complexity FSK-OOK in-house PLC and VLC integration. 199-204 - Antti Pinomaa, Jero Ahola, Antti Kosonen, Pasi Nuutinen:
HomePlug green PHY for the LVDC PLC concept: Applicability study. 205-210 - Augustine Ikpehai, Bamidele Adebisi:
6LoPLC for smart grid applications. 211-215 - Samuel C. Pereira, Alexandre S. Caporali, Ivan R. S. Casella:
Power line communication technology in industrial networks. 216-221 - Masaki Takanashi, Tomohisa Harada, Atsuhiro Takahashi, Hiroya Tanaka, Hiroaki Hayashi, Yoshiyuki Hattori:
High-voltage power line communication system for hybrid vehicle. 222-227 - Moisés Vidal Ribeiro, Fabrício P. V. de Campos, Guilherme R. Colen, Hugo V. Schettino, Diogo Fernandes, Lucas M. Sirimarco, Victor Fernandes, Antonio A. M. Picorone:
A novel power line communication system for outdoor electric power grids. 228-233 - Risto Vuohtoniemi, Johanna Vartiainen, Juha-Pekka Mäkelä, Jari H. Iinatti:
Detection of wireless signals in broadband cognitive PLC using the modified 2-D LAD ACC algorithm. 234-238 - Michelle S. P. Facina, Moisés Vidal Ribeiro:
The influence of transmission power and frequency bandwidth on in-home cooperative power line communication. 239-244 - Thanh Nhan Vo, Karine Amis, Thierry Chonavel, Pierre Siohan:
Guard interval adaptation for in-home power line communication. 245-249 - Hongjian Gao, Gerd Bumiller, Weilin Liu, Lijianqi:
A new digital front end structure for cognitive PLC systems. 250-255 - Gerd Bumiller:
Powerline-channel adopted layer-design and link-layer for reliable data transmission. 256-261 - Abraham Wendyida Kabore, Vahid Meghdadi, Jean-Pierre Cances, Philippe Gaborit, Olivier Ruatta:
Performance of Gabidulin codes for narrowband PLC smart grid networks. 262-267 - Aurelien Van Laere, Sebastien Bette, Véronique Moeyaert:
Analysis tool for temporal evolution of frame error rate performance in narrowband PLC. 268-273 - Shinji Tsuzuki, Yoshio Yamada:
Feasibility study of ubiquitous sensor networks by inductively coupled PLC over PV power systems. 274-279 - Thanh Tran, Wei Sun, Jianqiang Zeng, Boguslaw Wiecek:
High-bitrate downhole telemetry system. 280-284
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