Amar Al-jzariDurham University | DU · School of Engineering and Computing Sciences
Amar Al-jzari
BSc, MSc, PhD
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Introduction
Amar Al-jzari is currently a researcher in Televic Conference, Belgium and a PhD student at the Engineering Department in Durham University, UK. He holds MSc degree in Electrical Engineering from the Florida Institute of Technology, USA. His research is focused on measuring and modelling mmWave propagation and scattering in Build Environments (BES), with a focus on Indoor use cases.
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December 2019 - February 2021
Education
January 2012 - January 2014
Publications
Publications (15)
The performance of indoor wireless systems depends on the deployment scenario, so proper parameterization and planning of the local area network (LAN) are crucial, in particular in the millimeter wave band which suffers from blockage. Two of the key performance indicators for wireless LANs are the packet delay and the end-to-end latency, which are...
This paper presents the results of parameter measurements in two indoor environments for both line of sight (LoS) and non-line of sight (NLoS) scenarios at 25 GHz using multiple directional antennae at the transmitter and a single omnidirectional antenna at the receiver (MISO) with the custom-designed channel sounder developed at Durham University....
This paper presents results of wideband channel measurements at 39 GHz and 70 GHz in a typical indoor office environment. Measurements were carried out using Durham University's multi-band frequency modulated continuous wave channel sounder. The propagation characteristics at different angular orientations are estimated and compared for both freque...
This paper presents results of path loss measurements, in two indoor environments for both LoS and NLoS scenarios across a frequency range from 0.6-73 GHz using the multi-band custom designed channel sounders developed at Durham University. The data are analysed to estimate the path loss parameters for each frequency band with either the close in p...
The millimeter wave (mmWave) band around 60 GHz has been identified as one of the ISM bands for wireless indoor communication systems. In this paper, we present wideband channel measurements conducted at 60 GHz in a seminar room and office environment using state of art Durham University's channel sounder. The statistical channel parameters of powe...
Advances in Antenna Engineering and Wireless Systems
This paper presents a circular polarization reconfigurable antenna for 5G applications, which is compact in size and has good axial ratio and frequency response. The proposed microstrip antenna is designed on a FR-4 substrate with a relative dielectric constant of 4.3 and has a maximum size of 30 × 30 mm² with 50 Ω coaxial probe feeding. This desig...
Wireless communication is emerging technology from the office world to the industrial world. It is important that this technique are applied by the users in industrial environments because the industrial communication underlies stricter conditions than office communication. In this paper, It has been designed and implemented wireless adapter interf...
Cyclic Prefix (CP) is one of the key OFDM parameters. It is used to completely eliminate both Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI) and Inter-Carrier Interference (ICI) as long as the CP length is greater than the channel delay spread. By eliminating the ISI and ICI, the CP compensates for the effect of the multi-path dispersion; but it consumes a consid...
