Pål Frenger mostly deals with Computer network, Base station, Algorithm, Real-time computing and Telecommunications link. Pål Frenger studies Computer network, focusing on Random-access channel in particular. His Base station research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Node, Relation and Signal quality.
His biological study deals with issues like Mobile station, which deal with fields such as Channel. His Algorithm study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Electronic engineering and Fading. Pål Frenger has included themes like Throughput, Communication channel, Automatic repeat request, Hybrid automatic repeat request and Link adaptation in his Real-time computing study.
Pål Frenger focuses on Computer network, Wireless, Node, Base station and Telecommunications link. His research investigates the link between Computer network and topics such as Transmission that cross with problems in Distributed computing. His study looks at the relationship between Node and topics such as Telecommunications network, which overlap with Random access.
His work in Base station tackles topics such as Energy consumption which are related to areas like Efficient energy use. His work deals with themes such as MIMO, Channel state information, Communication channel, Real-time computing and Electronic engineering, which intersect with Telecommunications link. His Electronic engineering research includes elements of Algorithm, Electrical engineering, Antenna and Fading.
Pål Frenger mostly deals with Computer network, Wireless, Transmission, MIMO and Telecommunications link. His Computer network study frequently draws connections to other fields, such as Radio networks. Pål Frenger has researched Transmission in several fields, including Overhead, Distributed computing, Random access, Base station and Multiplexing.
The concepts of his MIMO study are interwoven with issues in Beamforming and Communications system. His Telecommunications link research incorporates themes from Pilot signal and Channel state information, Communication channel. His study in Communication channel is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Real-time computing, Electronic engineering and Signal.
His main research concerns Computer network, Wireless, Transmission, MIMO and Telecommunications link. His studies deal with areas such as Radio networks and Synchronization signal as well as Computer network. In his research on the topic of Wireless, Subframe, Subcarrier, Random access and Ofdm transmission is strongly related with Multiplexing.
His work carried out in the field of Transmission brings together such families of science as Overhead, Distributed computing and Base station. His Base station research is under the purview of Telecommunications. His research integrates issues of Decoding methods and Channel state information, Communication channel in his study of Telecommunications link.
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Network architecture, methods, and devices for a wireless communications network
Stefan Parkvall;Janne Peisa;Gunnar Mildh;Robert Baldemair.
(2016)
Performance comparison of HARQ with Chase combining and incremental redundancy for HSDPA
P. Frenger;S. Parkvall;E. Dahlman.
vehicular technology conference (2001)
Reducing Energy Consumption in LTE with Cell DTX
Pal Frenger;Peter Moberg;Jens Malmodin;Ylva Jading.
vehicular technology conference (2011)
Method and apparatus for allocating a pilot signal adapted to the channel characteristics
Frenger Pal;Signell Svante;Nystrom Johan;Dahlman Erik.
(2004)
Convolutional codes with optimum distance spectrum
P. Frenger;P. Orten;T. Ottosson.
IEEE Communications Letters (1999)
Closed subscriber group cell handover
Gunnarsson Fredrik;Moe Johan;Frenger Pål.
(2008)
Code-spread CDMA using maximum free distance low-rate convolutional codes
P. Frenger;P. Orten;T. Ottosson.
international symposium on spread spectrum techniques and applications (1998)
Hybrid arq for packet data transmission
Dahlman Erik;Parkvall Stefan;Frenger Pal.
(2001)
The evolution of WCDMA towards higher speed downlink packet data access
S. Parkvall;E. Dahlman;P. Frenger;P. Beming.
vehicular technology conference (2001)
Inter-rat/frequency automatic neighbor relation list management
Amirijoo Mehdi;Zetterberg Kristina;Moe Johan;Kallin Harald.
(2008)
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