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Performance analysis of handover management in 5G small cells

•RSSI and SNR based handover mechanisms are evaluated for 5G small cells.•Handover management procedures developed for fast and seamless connections for 5G and 5G+ networks.•Handover performance analysis is conducted with different metrics and realistic channel connections to base station.•Nakagami...

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Published in:Computer standards and interfaces 2021-04, Vol.75, p.103502, Article 103502
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