Kohji Takano

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2015
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Yasuteru Kohda, Kohji Takano, Daiju Nakano, Nobuyuki Ohba, Toshiyuki Yamane, Yasunao Katayama:
Single-channel full-duplex mmWave link using phased-array for Ethernet. CCNC 2015: 400-405
2014
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Daiju Nakano, Yasuteru Kohda, Kohji Takano, Nobuyuki Ohba, Toshiyuki Yamane, Yasunao Katayama:
60-GHz single-carrier coherent detection system with robust 16-QAM signal recovery. WCNC 2014: 341-346
2012
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Nobuyuki Ohba, Kohji Takano, Yasuteru Kohda, Daiju Nakano, Toshiyuki Yamane, Yasunao Katayama:
Multimedia content-downloading system using millimeter-wave attached memory. CCNC 2012: 94-98
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Yasunao Katayama, Toshiyuki Yamane, Yasuteru Kohda, Kohji Takano, Daiju Nakano, Nobuyuki Ohba:
MIMO link design strategy for wireless data center applications. WCNC 2012: 3302-3306
2011
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Daiju Nakano, Yasuteru Kohda, Kohji Takano, Toshiyuki Yamane, Nobuyuki Ohba, Yasunao Katayama:
Multi-Gbps 60-GHz single-carrier system using a low-power coherent detection technique. COOL Chips 2011: 1-3
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Yasuteru Kohda, Nobuyuki Ohba, Kohji Takano, Daiju Nakano, Toshiyuki Yamane, Yasunao Katayama:
Instant multimedia contents downloading system using a 60-GHZ-2.4-GHZ hybrid wireless link. ICME 2011: 1-6
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Yasunao Katayama, Kohji Takano, Yasuteru Kohda, Nobuyuki Ohba, Daiju Nakano:
Wireless data center networking with steered-beam mmWave links. WCNC 2011: 2179-2184
2006
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Nobuyuki Ohba, Kohji Takano:
Hardware Design Verification Using Signal Transitions and Transactions. IEICE Trans. Fundam. Electron. Commun. Comput. Sci. 89-A(4): 1012-1017 (2006)
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Nobuyuki Ohba, Kohji Takano:
Hardware debugging method based on signal transitions and transactions. ASP-DAC 2006: 454-459
2004
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Nobuyuki Ohba, Kohji Takano:
An SoC design methodology using FPGAs and embedded microprocessors. DAC 2004: 747-752

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