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Hybrid division duplex system for next-generation cellular services

Yun et al., 2007

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12792808011760935150
Author
Yun S
Park S
Lee Y
Park D
Kim Y
Kim K
Kang C
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology

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The paper proposes a new duplexing scheme, which is called the hybrid division duplex (HDD), that is suitable for fourth-generation mobile communication systems. The proposed mobile communication system is much more flexible and efficient in providing asymmetric …
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