Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Yong-Il Jun

Hyeong-Ho Lee

Bong-Hyuk Park

Jong-Won Kim

Wang-Joo Lee

Tae-Joon Park

Young-Boo Kim

Provided is a radio frequency transceiver. The radio frequency transceiver includes: a receiving unit for converting a radio frequency signal received by an antenna into an intermediate signal based on an intermediate local signal; a transmitting unit for converting an intermediate signal into a radio frequency signal based on a radio frequency local signal; and a local signal generating unit for generating the intermediate local signal and the radio frequency local signal.

Radio frequency transceiver

Provided is a high power efficiency optical-wireless transmitter capable of solving problems of low power efficiency, signal distortion due to non-linearity of output, large number of connection terminals, and non-uniformity of optical power intensities of optical sources. The high power efficiency optical wireless transmitter includes: an amplitude-to-array coder converting an amplitude of an electric signal input from a baseband modulator into optical source control signals so as to generate an optical output power corresponding to the electric signal; optical source driver groups driving optical sources based on the optical source control signals of the amplitude-to-array coder; and MMRS (modified mixed radix system) or MMRR (modified mixed radix system with Redundancy) optical source group driven by the optical source driver groups to generate various optical power intensities.

High power efficiency optical-wireless transmitter

An ultra wide band (UWB)-based wireless bridge converts wired serial data into a UWB signal with a quality of service, transmits it wirelessly, and inverts the UWB signal into wired serial data. The UWB-based wireless bridge includes: a physical layer processing portion; a protocol converting block; a UWB signal transceiving portion; and a control portion.

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Daejon, South Korea

Yong-Il Jun