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affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, CA, USA

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1999
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David C. M. Lee, Joseph M. Kahn:
Coding and equalization for PPM on wireless infrared channels. IEEE Trans. Commun. 47(2): 255-260 (1999)
1998
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David C. M. Lee, Joseph M. Kahn:
Experimental 25-Mb/s wireless infrared link using 4-PPM with scalar decision-feedback equalization. ICC 1998: 26-30
1997
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David C. M. Lee, Joseph M. Kahn, Malik D. Audeh:
Trellis-coded pulse-position modulation for indoor wireless infrared communications. IEEE Trans. Commun. 45(9): 1080-1087 (1997)
1996
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David C. M. Lee, Joseph M. Kahn, Malik D. Audeh:
Trellis-coded pulse-position modulation for indoor wireless infrared communications. PIMRC 1996: 349-353

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