Search for dissertations about: "Coordinated multipoint"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words Coordinated multipoint.
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1. Coordinated MultiPoint Transmission with Incomplete Information
Abstract : The demand for higher data rates and efficient use of various resources has been an unquenchable thirst across different generations of cellular systems, and it continues to be so. Aggressive reuse of frequency resources in cellular systems gives rise to intercell interference which severely affects the data rate of users at the cell-edge. READ MORE
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2. Efficient Backhauling in Cooperative MultiPoint Cellular Networks
Abstract : The efficient use of the spectrum in cellular systems has given rise to cell-edge user equipments (UEs) being prone to intercell interference. In this regard, coordinated multipoint (CoMP) transmission is a promising technique that aims to improve the UE data rates. READ MORE
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3. Design Aspects of Coordinated Multipoint Transmission : A Study of Channel Predictions, Resource Allocation, User Grouping and Robust Linear Precoding for Coherent Joint Transmission
Abstract : Shadowed areas and interference at cell borders pose great challenges for future wireless broadband systems. Coordinated Multipoint (CoMP) coherent joint transmission has shown the potential to overcome these challenges by turning harmful interference into useful signal power. READ MORE
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4. Channel Estimation and Prediction for 5G Applications
Abstract : Accurate channel state information (CSI) is important for many candidate techniques of future wireless communication systems. However, acquiring CSI can sometimes be difficult, especially if the user equipment is mobile in which case the future channel realisations must be estimated/predicted. READ MORE
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5. Improving User Experience of Internet Services in Cellular Networks
Abstract : The Internet has grown enormously since the introduction of the World Wide Web in the early 90's. The evolution and wide spread deployment of cellular networks have contributed to make the Internet accessible to more people in more places. The cellular networks of today offer data rates high enough for most Internet services. READ MORE