5G Terrestrial Networks: Mobility and Coverage-Solution in Three Dimensions

The next generation of wireless communications, which is proposed to operate in the mmWave region of the electromagnetic spectrum, offers the potential of high-data rate and increased coverage in response to a rapid growth of mobile data traffic. Operation in an mmWave channel is subject to physical...

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Published in:IEEE access 2017, Vol.5, p.8064-8093
Main Authors: Lawrence, Nicholas P., Ng, Brian W-H, Hansen, Hedley J., Abbott, Derek
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5G mobile communication
Antenna design
Antennas
Bandwidth
Data transfer
Internet of Things
Millimeter waves
Misalignment
Next generation networking
Polarization
polarization diversity
Wireless communications
Wireless networks
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Internet of Things
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Next generation networking
Polarization
polarization diversity
Wireless communications
Wireless networks
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