Fundamental Theory by Prof. Willie W. Lu

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FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS BY PROF. WILLIE W. LU

1: LU'S LAW - 1
No single Radio Transmission Technology (RTT) can do both Broadband High-speed and Seamless Mobility in a commercial environment. - Principal of Lu's Law.

2: LU'S LAW - 2
When wireless data rate increases, the radio transmission range will decrease, and the mobility will degrade tremendously. Such problem is hard to be solved by signal processing technique alone in a commercial environment.

3: LU'S LAW - 3
Each wireless Radio Transmission Technology (RTT) has a theoretical limitation on data rate in commercial environment.

4: LU'S LAW - 4
The mobile handset device is evolving from a traditional transmission-specific radio system to the future interface-based system. This future mobile phone will be relying on Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) platform for complete openness and simplicity.

5: LU'S LAW - 5
Transmitting very high data rates over a fast-fading mobile wireless link in a commercial environment does not work because it requires very high S/N by the increased receiver bandwidth and much more spectrum with very low BER which is really hard to implement.

6: LU'S LAW - 6
The future mobile device will have much simple system and more transmission bandwidth with open wireless architecture. Most signal processing and application processing will be done in the shared mobile cloud.

CONCLUSION AND LU'S MODEL


1: Cellular mobile RTT (such as CDMA, etc)
With high-speed mobility, but only several Mb/s max of data rates.

2: High data rate RTT (such as OFDM, etc)
With high data rates of tens of Mb/s or higher, but without seamless mobility.

3: Converged mobile Cellular and High data rate solutions
Multiple RTTs solution on Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) platform.

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Office of Prof. Willie W. Lu
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