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Investigation on millimeter-wave spectrum for 5G

Shimodaira et al., 2015

Document ID
11339711494496252140
Author
Shimodaira H
Tran G
Sakaguchi K
Araki K
Publication year
Publication venue
2015 IEEE conference on standards for communications and networking (CSCN)

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Mobile traffic is increasing exponentially year by year and it will be over 1000 times higher than that of today in the near future. In order to tackle this matter, millimeter wave mobile access networks which can provide several GHz bandwidth attract international attention …
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