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2018

A performance study for the multicast collision prevention mechanism for IEEE 802.11Maria Angeles Santos, José Villalón, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles. winet, 24(4):1297-1311, 2018. [doi]

2014

Outage Capacity for Secondary Users Due to Bandwidth Fluctuations: Multicarrier Versus Single CarrierFernando Ramírez-Mireles. wpc, 78(2):915-925, 2014. [doi]

2013

A Case Study on the Power-Aware Protocol Framework for Wireless Sensor NetworksPedro Díaz, Fernando Royo, Teresa Olivares, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles, Luis Orozco-Barbosa. ijdsn, 2013, 2013. [doi]

A Stochastic Game Analysis of the Binary Exponential Backoff Algorithm with Multi-Power Diversity and Transmission CostAbdelillah Karouit, Essaid Sabir, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Abdelkrim Haqiq. jmma, 12(3):291-309, 2013. [doi]

2012

Some M-ary Sequence Designs for Pulse-Based UWB and Other Systems Based on PPMFernando Ramírez-Mireles. wpc, 63(1):129-145, 2012. [doi]

Performance of equi-correlated M-ary UWB-FSK considering antenna and multipath effectsFernando Ramírez-Mireles. latincom 2012: 1-6 [doi]

Analysis of M-ary UWB FSK detected using two passband filters considering antenna and multipath effectsFernando Ramírez-Mireles. milcom 2012: 1-6 [doi]

2011

A new ARQ mechanism for multicast traffic over IEEE 802.11 WLANsM. Angeles Santos, José Villalón, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles. mwcn 2011: 1-8 [doi]

A Novel Multicast Collision Prevention Mechanism for IEEE 802.11M. Angeles Santos, José Villalón, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Jesús Delicado. icl, 15(11):1190-1192, 2011. [doi]

2010

UWB-FSK: performance tradeoffs for high and low complexity receiversFernando Ramírez-Mireles, Todor Cooklev, Gustavo A. Paredes-Orozco. tce, 56(4):2123-2131, 2010. [doi]

2009

Personal communications using an UEAN: concept, example and measurementsFernando Ramírez-Mireles, Ante Salcedo, Gerardo Alvarez. tce, 55(3):1070-1077, 2009. [doi]

2008

Transmission Power Management for IR-UWB WSN Based on Node Population DensityFernando Ramírez-Mireles. ifip6-8 2008: 37-48 [doi]

2007

Performance of UWB SSMA using orthogonal PPM-TH over dense multipath channelsFernando Ramírez-Mireles. telsys, 36(1-3):107-115, 2007. [doi]

Quantifying the Degradation of Combined MUI and Multipath Effects in Impulse-Radio UWBFernando Ramírez-Mireles. TWC, 6(8):2831-2836, 2007. [doi]

Performance of UWB N-Orthogonal PPM in AWGN and Multipath ChannelsFernando Ramírez-Mireles. tvt, 56(3):1272-1285, 2007. [doi]

2006

Performance Characterization of UWB SSMA Using Orthogonal PPM-TH in Dense MultipathFernando Ramírez-Mireles. ifip6-8 2006: 401-412 [doi]

An Investigation of Antenna and Multipath Effects on Pulse-Based UWB Using FSKFernando Ramírez-Mireles, Todor Cooklev. globecom 2006: [doi]

2005

On Fading Margin in Ultrawideband Communications Over Multipath ChannelsEnrique René Bastidas-Puga, Fernando Ramírez-Mireles, David Muñoz Rodríguez. tbc, 51(3):366-370, 2005. [doi]

On the capacity of UWB over multipath channelsFernando Ramírez-Mireles. icl, 9(6):523-525, 2005. [doi]

2002

Effects of bursty crosstalk in DSLFernando Ramírez-Mireles. icl, 6(1):7-9, 2002. [doi]

Corrections to "Effects of bursty crosstalk in DSL"Fernando Ramírez-Mireles. icl, 6(3):126, 2002. [doi]

Signal design for ultra-wide-band communications in dense multipathFernando Ramírez-Mireles. tvt, 51(6):1517-1521, 2002. [doi]

2001

Analysis of bursty crosstalk in DSLFernando Ramírez-Mireles. globecom 2001: 386-388 [doi]

Performance of ultrawideband SSMA using time hopping and M-ary PPMFernando Ramírez-Mireles. jsac, 19(6):1186-1196, 2001. [doi]

On the performance of ultra-wide-band signals in Gaussian noise and dense multipathFernando Ramírez-Mireles. tvt, 50(1):244-249, 2001. [doi]

1998

Multiple-access with time hopping and block waveform PPM modulationFernando Ramírez-Mireles, Robert A. Scholtz. icc 1998: 775-779 [doi]

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