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For a fading full-duplex decode-and-forward relay channel, the authors analytically derive optimum power allocation schemes subject to individual power constraints at the source and the relay. The authors prove that the problem is a convex optimisation problem over the feasible power set, and by proposing a systematic technique to solve min-max problems, optimum power allocations are derived in closed-forms. Finally, for a Rayleigh-fading channel model, optimum power allocations are derived and the respective achievable rate and an upper bound are evaluated. The implications of the derived theoretical results are discussed through some graphs  

In this paper, lattice based coding is used over two-user Gaussian state-dependent multiple access channel with common message for two channel models. First, it is assumed that the additive channel interference is noncausally known at both encoders. Exploiting a lattice encoding and decoding scheme, the effect of the interference is completely removed and the capacity region is achieved. Then, the multiple access channel with two additive interferences is considered in the case, where each interference is known noncausally to the associated transmitter. A pure lattice based encoding and decoding structure is proposed and an inner bound on the capacity region is derived which is valid for the... 

In a transformerless grid-connected photovoltaic system, many issues arise from the leakage current flow into the ground, as EMI problems. The leakage current is originated from the common-mode voltage fluctuations. In this paper, the common-mode voltage harmonics in a three-phase quasi-Z-source inverter are analyzed using Fourier transform and a closed-loop formulation is presented for the harmonics value. The shoot-through mode in a quasi-Z-source inverter causes extra fluctuations in the common-mode voltage comparing to a classic inverter. The proposed harmonic analysis method provides a systematic way to figure out how shoot-through mode and also other parameters affect the common-mode... 

Resolvers as position sensors need a high frequency AC excitation voltage, and the induced voltage in their 2-phase perpendicular windings are amplitude modulated (AM) signals. For calculating the position, it is required to demodulated the output signals and calculate their envelopes. Then, inverse tangent can be used for calculating the position. Despite the advantages of resolvers, there are some drawbacks in their application. Calculating the envelopes is always one of the deep concerns in using resolvers. Furthermore, due to low-amplitude of the excitation flux, the performance of the resolvers is strongly affected by electromagnetic interference by the stray fields of motor and brake....