The next-generation Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks, using the Worldwide
Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) as the core technology based on the IEEE …

Two key challenges in the design of datalinks for unmanned aircraft (UAS) systems
compared to other wireless links are the long range of distances and speeds that need to be …

New air-to-ground wireless datalinks are needed to supplement existing civil aviation
technologies. The 960–1164 MHz part of the IEEE L band has been identified as a …

(PDAs) and smartphones, for example, are increasingly supporting communications through
both cellular technologies and Wireless LANs (WLANs); laptops typically come with built-in …

The Internet is changing. From narrowband to broadband, from kilobits to gigabits, from
talking people to talking things—our networked world is changing forever. In future, we shall …

In this communication, the design and performance of micro strip line feed U-shaped printed
monopole antenna for Bluetooth/WI-MAX/WLAN communications systems is reported. The …

Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) deployment is growing at a rapid
pace. Since Mobile WiMAX has the key advantage of serving large coverage areas per base …

Mobile WiMAX defines an architecture for metropolitan area broadband wireless access
networks based on IEEE 802.16 e. One of the most important characteristics of WiMAX is …

Network management has been traditionally considered in the last stages of the design and
development cycles of network technology. The typical modus operandi relies mostly on …

As the IPv4 unallocated address pool nears exhaustion, an increasing number of IPv6
deployments is anticipated. In the domain of mobility management research and …