MATLAB implementation of the power optimization in 5G networks with Massive MIMO technique using the Dinkelbach algorithm and Water Filling, both uplink and downlink,
Furthermore, some new technologies to improve coverage and capacity are provided by 5G and beyond. In this regard, Index
A cellular network, also known as a mobile network, is a form of wireless communications that operates over discrete geographic areas, or “cells”, each of which is
Furthermore, some new technologies to improve coverage and capacity are provided by 5G and beyond. In this regard, Index Modulation (IM) [1, 2, 3] is a groundbreaking
MATLAB implementation of the power optimization in 5G networks with Massive MIMO technique using the Dinkelbach algorithm
In previous research on 5 G wireless networks, the optimization of base station deployment primarily relied on human expertise, simulation software, and algorithmic
Aiming at the problem of mobile data traffic surge in 5G networks, this paper proposes an effective solution combining massive multiple-input multiple-output techniques
This article identifies energy-saving potential of the fifth generation (5G) Radio Access Network, and describes main energy
Providing good signal strength with low interference and power consumption at the cell edge will be key to delivering multi-faceted quality of service for emerging 5G use cases.
This article identifies energy-saving potential of the fifth generation (5G) Radio Access Network, and describes main energy-saving principles and technologies.
This research paper presents a comprehensive investigation into the optimization of resource allocation in 5G networks through the technique of Downlink and Uplink
Downlink Power Control Techniques 1. Dynamic Power Allocation In downlink power control, dynamic power allocation plays a vital role. This technique enables the base station to
Abstract: To solve the problem of low success rate of the fifth generation of mobile communications system (5G) downlink synchronization in low signal-to-noise ratio and large
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