| Titre : | Key Technologies for 5G Wireless Systems: Computer and Information Science |
| Auteurs : | Manuel, Auteur |
| Type de document : | Monographie imprimée |
| Année de publication : | 2026 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-99691-21490-- |
| Format : | 1 vol. (245 p.) / couv. ill. en coul / 24 cm |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Langues originales: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | 621.076 |
| Résumé : |
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| Sommaire : |
TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Contributors...................... .................................................................ix Preface.......................................................................................................xiii Chapter 1 Enabling Optical Wired and Wireless Technologies for 5G and Beyond Networks ............................................................................ 1 ■ Abstract ............................................................................................... 1 ■ Introduction ......................................................................................... 2 ■ Fronthaul Transport Solutions ............................................................. 7 ■ Passive Optical Network (Pon) ......................................................... 14 ■ Pon System Coexistence .................................................................. 24 ■ System Requirement Alleviation Schemes ....................................... 26 ■ Hybrid Rf/Fso Scheme ...................................................................... 29 ■ Ng-Pon2 Physical Layer Architecture Design And Development ...... 32 ■ Results And Discussion..................................................................... 37 ■ Conclusion ........................................................................................ 38 ■ Acknowledgments ............................................................................. 39 ■ References ....................................................................................... 40 Chapter 2 FBMC vs OFDM Waveform Contenders for 5G Wireless | Communication System ....................................................................... 47 ■ Abstract ............................................................................................. 47 ■ Introduction ....................................................................................... 48 ■ Differences Between Ofdm And Fbmc Multi Carrier Techniques ...... 49 ■ Transmultiplexer Configuration Of Filter Bank Multi Carrier .............. 51 ■ Simulation Results ............................................................................ 56 ■ Conclusion ........................................................................................ 59 ■ Acknowledgements ........................................................................... 59 ■ References ........................................................................................ 60 Chapter 3 Future Generation 5G Wireless Networks for Smart Grid: A Comprehensive Review ....................................................................... 61 ■ Abstract ............................................................................................. 61 ■ Introduction ....................................................................................... 62 ■ Overview Of Wireless Communications Technologies ...................... 65 ■ 5G Networks―Outlook ..................................................................... 66 ■ Smart Grid And 5G ............................................................................ 71 vi ■ Conclusions....................................................................................... 79 ■ Author Contributions ......................................................................... 80 ■ Funding ............................................................................................. 80 ■ Conflicts Of Interest........................................................................... 80 ■ References ........................................................................................ 81 Chapter 4 Energy Efficiency for 5G Multi-Tier Cellular Networks ..................... 93 ■ Abstract ............................................................................................. 93 ■ Introduction ....................................................................................... 94 ■ System Model ................................................................................... 97 ■ Coverage Probability ......................................................................... 99 ■ Propose Base Stations Sleep Mode Strategies .............................. 101 ■ Combined Coordinated Multi-Point (Comp) Transmission And Bs Sleeping Scheme ............................................................... 105 ■ Markovian Wireless Networks ......................................................... 106 ■ Numerical Results ........................................................................... 108 ■ Conclusion ...................................................................................... 112 ■ Acknowledgments ........................................................................... 112 ■ References ...................................................................................... 113 Chapter 5 A Miniaturized Butler Matrix Based Switched Beamforming Antenna System in a Two-Layer Hybrid Stackup Substrate for 5G Applications............................................................................. 115 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 115 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 116 ■ Design Of Switched Beamforming Antenna System ....................... 118 ■ Results ............................................................................................ 123 ■ Conclusions..................................................................................... 130 ■ Author Contributions ....................................................................... 131 ■ Funding ........................................................................................... 131 ■ Conflicts Of Interest......................................................................... 131 ■ References ...................................................................................... 132 Chapter 6 Software Defined Network (SDN) and OpenFlow Protocol in 5G Network...................................................................................... 135 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 135 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 136 ■ Software Defined Network (SDN) ................................................... 137 ■ Software Defined Network (Sdn) And Openflow For 5G............................................................................. 141 vii ■ Results ............................................................................................ 147 ■ Discussion ....................................................................................... 147 ■ Conclusions..................................................................................... 149 ■ Conflicts Of Interest......................................................................... 150 ■ References ...................................................................................... 151 Chapter 7 Optical Wireless and Millimeter Waves for 5G Access Networks.............................................................................................. 153 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 153 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 154 ■ Optical Wireless .............................................................................. 155 ■ Performance Comparison ............................................................... 162 ■ Conclusions..................................................................................... 169 ■ Acknowledgments ........................................................................... 169 ■ Conflict Of Interest .......................................................................... 169 ■ References ...................................................................................... 170 Chapter 8 5G Wireless Communication and Health Effects—A Pragmatic Review Based on Available Studies Regarding 6 to 100 GHz ........ 179 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 179 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 180 ■ Materials and Methods .................................................................... 184 ■ Results ............................................................................................ 185 ■ Discussion ....................................................................................... 199 ■ Conclusions..................................................................................... 207 ■ Supplementary Materials ................................................................ 209 ■ Author Contributions ....................................................................... 225 ■ Funding ........................................................................................... 225 ■ Conflicts of Interest ......................................................................... 225 ■ References ...................................................................................... 226 Chapter 9 5G Cross-Border Operation for Connected and Automated Mobility: Challenges and Solutions .................................................. 239 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 240 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 240 ■ Challenges For Cross-Border Operation......................................... 244 ■ Selected Use Cases........................................................................ 246 ■ 5Gcroco Solutions ........................................................................... 257 ■ Conclusions And Next Steps ........................................................... 262 ■ Author Contributions ....................................................................... 263 ■ Funding ........................................................................................... 263 ■ Acknowledgments ........................................................................... 263 ■ Conflicts Of Interest......................................................................... 264 ■ References ...................................................................................... 265 Chapter 10 Aggregated Throughput Prediction for Collated Massive Machine-Type Communications in 5G Wireless Networks............. 269 ■ Abstract ........................................................................................... 269 ■ Introduction ..................................................................................... 270 ■ System Model ................................................................................. 276 ■ Results ............................................................................................ 283 ■ Discussion ....................................................................................... 292 ■ Conclusions..................................................................................... 293 ■ Author Contributions ....................................................................... 294 ■ Funding ........................................................................................... 294 ■ Conflicts of Interest ......................................................................... 294 ■ References ...................................................................................... 295 Citations .............................................................................................. 299 INDEX ................................................................................................... 303 |
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