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LTE Advanced — A further evolutionary step for Next Generation Mobile Networks
Vit Stencel,Andreas Muller,Philipp Frank +2 more
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In this article, the authors proposed a feasibility study for LTE-Advanced techniques to continuously evolve LTE technology, which is expected to enable download peak rates over 1Gbps at 100MHz bandwidth and in the upload peak rate over 0.5Gbps.Abstract:
The World Radio Conference in 2007 identified additional spectrum for IMT-2000 and IMT-Advanced systems. That's why also 3GPP has started a feasibility study for LTE-Advanced techniques to continuously evolve LTE technology. LTE-Advanced is expected to enable download peak rates over 1Gbps at 100MHz bandwidth and in the upload peak rates over 0.5Gbps. Novel techniques on radio interface are going to be analyzed especially to improve spectral efficiency and cell edge performance. Advanced Antenna systems, Multi-User and Multi-Cell Multiple-Input Multiple-Output, Coordinated Multi-Point (CoMP) transmission schemes for interference reduction, Cooperative Relaying are some of potential features to enhance the Next Generation Mobile Network.read more
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