Capacity enhancement approaches are being intensively studied in the past few years to address the soaring capacity demands. The network densif ication technology is recognized as one promising solution. However,the u...Capacity enhancement approaches are being intensively studied in the past few years to address the soaring capacity demands. The network densif ication technology is recognized as one promising solution. However,the ultra-dense network scheme suffers from severe interference and frequent handovers,which degrade the system performance significantly. In this paper,a virtual sectorization system leveraging a C-plane(control signaling plane) and U-plane(user data plane) split scheme is proposed to overcome these two fundamental problems. Besides,a well-designed fi eld trial is conducted to evaluate its performance. The results show that the interference can be avoided,which leads to a tremendous increase in system capacity. In addition,the number of handovers is also greatly decreased. Thus,the trial results verify the huge potential of the C-plane and U-plane split scheme for system capacity and user experience enhancements.展开更多
Visible light communication(VLC)based on the micro light emitting diode(micro-LED)has attracted increasing attention owing to its high bandwidth,low power consumption,and high security.Compared with semi-polar or non-...Visible light communication(VLC)based on the micro light emitting diode(micro-LED)has attracted increasing attention owing to its high bandwidth,low power consumption,and high security.Compared with semi-polar or non-polar micro-LEDs,the commercial polar micro-LED has the advantages of low cost and more mature epitaxy technique.In this study,green micro-LEDs with different indium tin oxide(ITO)sizes are fabricated based on the commercial c-plane LED epitaxial wafer.The transmission performance of 80,100,and 150μm devices has been studied in detail.A partial pre-equalization scheme is utilized to increase data rates.Finally,the VLC system with a 100μm green micro-LED as the transmitter could achieve a maximum data rate of 3.59 Gbit/s.Such a result will be beneficial to promote the further development of low-cost,high-speed VLC devices in the future.展开更多
The ability of 3D ultrasound volume contrast imaging in C-plane （VCI-C） in the assessment of female levator hiatus was analyzed in eighty normal nullipaxas. Interoperator variability in levator hiatus measurements w...The ability of 3D ultrasound volume contrast imaging in C-plane （VCI-C） in the assessment of female levator hiatus was analyzed in eighty normal nullipaxas. Interoperator variability in levator hiatus measurements was analyzed. The comparison of the axial image of magnetic resonance imaging （MRI） and C-plane image of volume contrast imaging （VCI） in thirty normal nulliparas was also done. It shows that VCI-C can clearly demonstrate the structure and accurately quantitates the size of the levator hiatus. It is reliable, convenient and without contraindication in assessment of female levator hiatus. The technology opens up entirely new modality for assessing female pelvic floor.展开更多
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Major Project of China (No. 2013ZX03001018)
文摘Capacity enhancement approaches are being intensively studied in the past few years to address the soaring capacity demands. The network densif ication technology is recognized as one promising solution. However,the ultra-dense network scheme suffers from severe interference and frequent handovers,which degrade the system performance significantly. In this paper,a virtual sectorization system leveraging a C-plane(control signaling plane) and U-plane(user data plane) split scheme is proposed to overcome these two fundamental problems. Besides,a well-designed fi eld trial is conducted to evaluate its performance. The results show that the interference can be avoided,which leads to a tremendous increase in system capacity. In addition,the number of handovers is also greatly decreased. Thus,the trial results verify the huge potential of the C-plane and U-plane split scheme for system capacity and user experience enhancements.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2021YFE0105300,2021YFB3601000,and 2021YFB3601003)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61925104,62171137,and 62031011)+2 种基金Major Key Project of PCL(No.PCL2021A14)Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality(No.21511101303)Leading-edge Technology Program of Jiangsu Natural Science Foundation(No.BE2021008-2).
文摘Visible light communication(VLC)based on the micro light emitting diode(micro-LED)has attracted increasing attention owing to its high bandwidth,low power consumption,and high security.Compared with semi-polar or non-polar micro-LEDs,the commercial polar micro-LED has the advantages of low cost and more mature epitaxy technique.In this study,green micro-LEDs with different indium tin oxide(ITO)sizes are fabricated based on the commercial c-plane LED epitaxial wafer.The transmission performance of 80,100,and 150μm devices has been studied in detail.A partial pre-equalization scheme is utilized to increase data rates.Finally,the VLC system with a 100μm green micro-LED as the transmitter could achieve a maximum data rate of 3.59 Gbit/s.Such a result will be beneficial to promote the further development of low-cost,high-speed VLC devices in the future.
基金the Scientific Research Project of Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau (No. 2008083)
文摘The ability of 3D ultrasound volume contrast imaging in C-plane （VCI-C） in the assessment of female levator hiatus was analyzed in eighty normal nullipaxas. Interoperator variability in levator hiatus measurements was analyzed. The comparison of the axial image of magnetic resonance imaging （MRI） and C-plane image of volume contrast imaging （VCI） in thirty normal nulliparas was also done. It shows that VCI-C can clearly demonstrate the structure and accurately quantitates the size of the levator hiatus. It is reliable, convenient and without contraindication in assessment of female levator hiatus. The technology opens up entirely new modality for assessing female pelvic floor.
