- Wireless Communications
- VLSI for Mixed signal
- Adaptive/mixed signal processing
- Statistical Signal processing in wireless communications
- Algorithm specific VLSI design
- Wireless sensor networks
- Adaptive algorithms and processor design
- OFDM techniques for 4G Communications systems
- Complexity Based Design for Iterative Joint Equalization and Channel Coding (comp.pdf)
- Effect of Frame Synchronization Error in OFDM (sync.pdf)
- A New Approach for Evaluating Clipping Distortion in Multicarrier Systems (clipping.pdf)
- Blind Maximum Likelihood Channel and Data Recovery in OFDM (BML.pdf)
- Iterative Decoding and Blind Channel Estimation for Coded OFDM (iterative.pdf)
- Turbo Coding Performance in OFDM Packet Transmission (turbo.pdf)
- A LMS Approach to Channel Identification and Equalization in OFDM (LMS.pdf)
Biographical Sketch
Dr. Bahai received his MS degree from Imperial College, University of
London in 1988 and Ph.D. degree from University of California at Berkeley
in 1993, all in Electrical Engineering. From 1992 to 1994 he worked
as a member of technical staff in the wireless communications division
of TCSI. He joined AT&T Bell Laboratories in 1994 where he was Technical
Manager of Wireless Communication Group in Advanced Communications Technology
Labs until 1997. He was involved in research and design of several wireless
standards such as PDC, IS-95, GSM, and IS-136 terminals and Base stations,
as well as ADSL and Cable modems. He is one of the inventors of Multi-carrier
CDMA (OFDM) concept and proposed the technology for high speed wireless
data systems. He was the co-founder and Chief Technical Officer of ALGOREX
Inc. and currently is a Fellow and the Chief Technologist of National
Semiconductor http://www.national.com.
He is an adjunct/consulting professor at Stanford University and UC
Berkeley. His research interest includes adaptive signal processing
and communication theory. He is the author of more than 50 papers and
reports and his book on "Multi-carrier Digital Communications" is published
by Kluwer/Plenum. Dr. Bahai holds five patents in Communications and
Signal Processing field and served as an editor of IEEE Communication
Letters.
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