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Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

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Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

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Ankara University, Turkey

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Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

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Shantou University, China

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VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

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University of Pardubice, Czech Republic

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Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

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Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic

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VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

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Hunan University, China

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Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic


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Foreword about Kampol Woradit, Assistant Professor of the Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University:

" Dear readers,
Wireless communications have been developed at a fast pace by the research and industrial communities. Wireless communications in industries currently evolves from 4G to 5G, having several emerging technologies: i) large bandwidth, ii) flexible numerologies, iii) massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO), and iv) narrow-beam scanning to achieve ultra-reliable and low latency communications.
With the flexible numerologies, the Orthogonal-Frequency Division-Multiplexing (OFDM), used in 4G, can be divided into sub-frames, each of which has different parameters: subcarrier spacing, symbol time, Cyclic-Prefix (CP) size. The massive MIMO, evolved from conventional MIMO that employs a few antennas, employs at least eight antennas to obtain beamforming with very narrow beamwidth, which does not cause a multipath fading that incurs a time-varying received signal strength. The flexible numerologies and the massive MIMO, which are the technological advancements in industries, influence the research community by changing the research assumptions, system models, and problem formulations.
In research community, Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) is an emerging wireless communication technology have not been included in the industrial 5G networks, but they are being studied for standardization in the future. NOMA allows more than one user to transmit signals at the same time and frequency. With appropriate power allocation among users, the receiver can do the Serial Interference Cancellation (SIC) to decode the information from all users. The total transmission rate of both users can be greater than that of the orthogonal multiple access...."

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Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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A Stochastic Approach for Analysis of Shadowing Effects in Urban Area flash_logo_35
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Positioning the Adjacent Buried Objects Using UWB Technology Combine with Levenberg Marquardt Algorithm flash_logo_35
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A simple Encoding Scheme to Achieve the Capacity of Half-Duplex Relay Channel flash_logo_35
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Capacitance Characteristics Behavior of 0.5 Order FC Using CFOA Based FC Multiplier flash_logo_35
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Early Area and Power Estimation Model for Rapid System Level Design and Design Space Exploration flash_logo_35
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ESD Stress Analysis and Suppression in a Single-Junction Thermal Converter flash_logo_35
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Impact of Work Function Tunability on Thermal and RF Performance of P-type Window based Junctionless Transistor flash_logo_35
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The Influence of Repetitive UIS on Electrical Properties of Advanced Automotive Power Transistors flash_logo_35
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Computer Science and Information Technology

BEMD Based Cross Bilateral Filtering Technique for Speckle Reduction in Ultrasound Images flash_logo_35
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Physics and Optics

Photo-induced Electron Emission of Nanostructured Carbon Thin Film Based Transmission Photocathodes at Different Electric Field flash_logo_35
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