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Long Term Evolution in unlicensed bands

Ho et al., 2017

Document ID
7804775279071533988
Author
Ho Q
Tweed D
Le-Ngoc T
Publication year

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Global mobile traffic is expected to increase nearly tenfold by 2020 due to the increasing number of mobile-connected devices and the explosion of data-hungry mobile applications. Pushing traffic toward the network capacity quickly deteriorates the quality of service (QoS) …
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