Older generations of wireless networks, such as 1G and 2G were deployed using leased
line, copper or fibre line as backhaul. Later, in 3G and 4G, microwave wireless links have …

Wireless networks have been evolving at a frenetic pace to meet the ever increasing
demands for higher capacity, lower latency, and massive number of connections. In the fifth …

Aggressive demand of future access network services is being translated into the stringent
requirement on future backhaul infrastructure. It is not possible to take the backhaul …

Abstract 5G is the next generation cellular networks which is expected to quench the ever-
ending thirst of data rates and interconnect billions of smart devices to support not only …

The 5th generation cellular technology ie 5G network is considered as most emerging
wireless technology to enable the IoTs. Nevertheless, the key challenge is to offer a …

The expected growth in carried traffic and the added complexity of different deployment
approaches (distributed vs. centralized), showing different requirements, make transport …

Current trends in spectrum regulation show that more and more unlicensed and shared
spectrum bands are poised to be opened up for mobile communication. However, the …

The expected growth in carried traffic and the added complexity of different deployment
approaches (distributed vs. centralized), showing different requirements, make transport …

With the introduction of new technologies such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), High
Altitude Platform Station (HAPS), Millimeter Wave (mmWave) frequencies, Massive Multiple …

5G is the next cellular generation and is expected to quench the growing thirst for taxing
data rates and to enable the Internet of Things. Focused research and standardization work …