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Energy-efficiency analyses of heterogeneous macro and micro base station sites

Lorincz et al., 2014

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4977604156189861181
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Lorincz J
Matijevic T
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Computers & Electrical Engineering

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Due to the introduction of newer technologies like Long Term Evolution (LTE) in already deployed cellular access networks, changes in the energy-efficiency of networks consisting predominantly of macro base station sites (BSSs) can be expected. An investigation has …
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