Search for dissertations about: "uplink"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 69 swedish dissertations containing the word uplink.
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1. Uplink Load in CDMA Cellular Radio Systems
Abstract : The uplink of code division multiple access (CDMA) cellular radio systems is often interference limited. The interference originates from many users whose transmission powers are not observable for the system. READ MORE
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2. Uplink Load in CDMA Cellular Systems
Abstract : Cellular mobile systems designed to handle multimedia services are currently being developed. The primary goal for any mobile system is to provide a satisfactory quality of service, both to operators and customers. Providing good quality of service while maintaining system stability requires accurate knowledge of the system load. READ MORE
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3. Muliple-access techniques for adaptive wireless systems
Abstract : With the growing demand for mobile content, the roles of mobile handsets have started shifting from merely communication tools to multi-media channels. This trend will push the current 3G/UMTS networks towards higher throughput, mobility and connectivity. READ MORE
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4. On the Performance of Dynamic TDD in Ultra-Dense Wireless Access Networks
Abstract : The appetite for wireless high-data rate services is expected to continue for many years to come and drive the need for more capacity. Ultra-dense networks (UDNs) represent a paradigm shift where each base station (BS) serves only a few user equipments (UEs). READ MORE
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5. Blind Massive MIMO Base Stations : Downlink Transmission and Jamming
Abstract : Massive MIMO (Multiple-Input--Multiple-Output) is a cellular-network technology in which the base station is equipped with a large number of antennas and aims to serve several different users simultaneously, on the same frequency resource through spatial multiplexing. This is made possible by employing efficient beamforming, based on channel estimates acquired from uplink reference signals, where the base station can transmit the signals in such a way that they add up constructively at the users and destructively elsewhere. READ MORE