Millimeter Wave Mobile Communications for 5G Cellular: It Will Work!
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...matrices, which have a coherence time between few tens of ms (in the 2-5 GHz band) to under 1ms (at 20-60 GHz [10], [11])....
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...[13] G. Athanasiou, P. C. Weeraddana, C. Fischione, and L. Tassiulas, “Optimizing client association in 60 GHz wirelessaccess networks,”arXiv preprint arXiv:1301.2723, 2013....
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...In conventional technologies,u er-base station association is decided on the basis of the maximum received beacon signal strength (usually denoted asReceived Signal Strength 1For example, at 30GHz (λ “ 1cm), it is possible to fit a 100-antenna 2D array on a10 ˆ 10cm surface with one-λ antenna separation....
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...Thanks to the higher and higher carrier frequencies [10], it is possible to implement massive MIMO even in relatively small base stations within a reasonable form factor....
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..., between 30 GHz and 300 GHz, since these bands provide much wider bandwidths than the traditional cellular bands in the microwave range, and also enable the use of highly directional antenna arrays to provide large antenna directivity and gain [4], [5]....
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...Wearable networks might use these standards or might use device-to-device operating modes proposed for mmWave-based next-generation (5G) cellular systems [11], [12]....
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...The highly demanding data rate requirements for fifth Generation (5G) and beyond wireless networks, which are anticipated to connect over 50 billions of wireless devices by 2020 [1] via dense deployments of multi-antenna base stations and access points [2], [3], have raised serious concerns on their energy consumption footprint....
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...Mm-wave frequencies, due to the much smaller wavelength, may exploit polarization and new spatial processing techniques, such as massive MIMO and adaptive beamforming [24]....
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...Small cells offload traffic from base stations by overlaying a layer of small cell access points, which actually decreases the average distance between transmitters and users, resulting in lower propagation losses and higher data rates and energy efficiency [24]....
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...Massive MIMO base stations allocate antenna arrays at existing macro base stations, which can accurately concentrate transmitted energy to the mobile users [24]....
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...INTRODUCTION The rapid increase of mobile data growth and the use of smartphones are creating unprecedented challenges for wireless service providers to overcome a global bandwidth shortage [1], [2]....
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...6 GHz radio spectrum bands for wireless communications [2]....
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...With an evolution from fixed broadband to mobile broadband, more converged, personalized, convenient and seamless secure services will be achieved, and Samsung has recently made contributions in the area of mm-wave wireless [2], [12]....
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...In order to achieve increased measurement dynamic range for increased coverage distance, we used a sliding correlator spread spectrum system [5]....
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...Current 2G, 3G, 4G, & LTE-A spectrum and bandwidth allocations [5]....
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