Mobile networks of the fifth generation have stringent requirements for data throughput,
latency and reliability. Dual or multi-connectivity is implemented to meet the mobility …

The current cellular network and the upcoming 5G mobile network requires meeting high
reliability standards, very low latency and high-speed user connectivity. In some mission …

We propose partial packet duplication; when cellular dual connectivity is available we
propose to duplicate only during some portion of the time as needed. This satisfies reliability …

The fifth generation (5G) networks and beyond are key to meeting the exponentially
increasing demands of next generation services for high throughput and reliable low latency …

Enabling ultra-reliable low-latency communications in 5G wireless networks creates
challenging design requirements, particularly on the air interface. The stringent latency and …

Packet duplication is a technique proposed by 3GPP to enhance the throughput and
reliability in 5G networks. This can be activated in both dual connectivity and carrier …

Among the key 5G targets is to offer “ultrareliable” communication services with packet loss
rates not exceeding 10-5. It is widely acknowledged that this objective can be achieved only …

The fifth generation (5G) networks and beyond enable technologies that are key to meeting
the exponentially increasing demands of next generation services for reliable low latency …

Dynamic time-division duplex (D-TDD) has emerged as an effective solution to
accommodate the unaligned downlink and uplink traffic in small cell networks. However, the …

URLLC use cases demand a new paradigm in cellular networks to contend with the extreme
requirements with complex trade-offs. In general, it is exceptionally challenging and …