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Simulation model for compatibility of co-sited IMT-advanced and point to multipoint services

Shamsan et al., 2009

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1801085938859880633
Author
Shamsan Z
Rahman T
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research C

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5 GHz fixed wireless access system is a point-to-multipoint wireless technology providing broadband services. In this paper, point-to-multipoint fixed cellular service network structure such as Local Multipoint Distribution (LMDS) service is proposed to share same network …
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