Design of transmitters for computer communication using Public Alpine Wireless Network

Author

Kumar, J. Prem ; Sangeeta, R. ; Aruna, P. ; Rekha, D.

Author_Institution

Coll. of Eng., Madras, India

fYear

1992

Firstpage

47

Lastpage

50

Abstract

The Public Alpine Wireless Network (PAWN) is a complete wireless microwave communication system. It has been designed to be implemented economically in isolated mountainous terrains where there are only about 100 subscriber units in approximately 5000 km², PAWN works in the microwave frequency range of 1-9 GHz. PAWN is a digital communication network, Since individual terminals are far apart, PAWN need not transmit all signals in all directions. Repeaters are used for selecting the range of frequencies in its region. A volatile stochastic code is introduced to avoid illegal tapping of information. The repeaters and the receiver are described

Keywords

digital radio systems; local area networks; microwave links; radio networks; radio transmitters; repeaters; 1 to 9 GHz; PAWN; Public Alpine Wireless Network; computer communication; digital communication network; mountainous terrains; radio transmitters; receiver; repeaters; volatile stochastic code; wireless microwave communication system; Computer networks; Computer vision; Digital communication; Frequency; Microwave communication; Optical transmitters; Radio transmitters; Repeaters; Stochastic processes; Wireless networks;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Wireless LAN Implementation, 1992. Proceedings., IEEE Conference on

Conference_Location

Dayton, OH

Print_ISBN

0-8186-2625-9

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/CWLAN.1992.275718

Filename

275718