A femtocell is a small, and low-power cellular base station, typically designed for use in a
home or a small business. Since femtocells are likely to be deployed by subscribers …

In recent years, the femtocell plays an important role in wireless networks not only for its
spectrum reuse but also for its low power consumption. However, there exists several critical …

Femtocells provide an attractive solution to locally improve the data rates and the coverage
of future mobile networks including 5G. However, nearby non-subscribed users may …

The demand of next generation mobile networks for high connectivity for multiple devices
with tenfold data rate requires the deployment of multiple base stations of different range …

Open access is one of the access options for femtocell networks, where the mobile stations
(MSs) are allowed to make hand-off to the femtocell base stations (fBSs) in their vicinity. In …

As the most potential way to improve the overall performance of the next generation wireless
networks, femtocell has attracted much attention from vendors. To femtocell, hybrid access …

Small cells are expected to contribute to the targets of next generation mobile networks.
Ultra dense networks through the form of heterogeneous structures of multiple RAT …

Femtocells are an efficient way of reducing infrastructure costs while providing better data
rates and coverage. High penetration is expected in the upcoming ultra dense 5G networks …

Femtocell networks may significantly improve the capacity of next-generation cellular
systems due to more efficient utilization of spectrum resources and better link qualities for …

The exponential increase in high rate traffic driven by a new generation of wireless devices
is expected to overload cellular network capacity in the near future. Femtocells have recently …