Session 19 overview: Advanced wireless techniques: Wireless subcommittee

Latest advances in state-of-the-art wireless systems implemented in low-cost, deeply scaled CMOS technologies have demonstrated a wide range of applications: reconfigurable receivers with interference cancellation to support coexistence, FDD and even full-duplex, compressed sampling for rapid interférer detection and UWB/mm-Wave ranging. This session opens with three papers demonstrating self-interference cancellation techniques in modern receivers and reconfigurability in SDR for carrier aggregation. A rapid interférer detection technique based on compressed sampling is demonstrated in the fourth paper. The fifth paper describes innovative HCI healing techniques applied to a 60GHz transceiver. The last two papers demonstrate two ranging applications based on UWB and mm-Wave with techniques to reduce power consumption and TX-to-RX crosstalk.