Recent Technical Developments in Energy-Efficient 5G Mobile Cells

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
• Subjects: History of engineering and technology; 4G; 5G; 5G antenna; 5G technology; 5G, 4/4.5G; acceleration procedure; arc-shaped; channel capacity loss (CCL); chiral; complex propagation constant; cooperative NOMA; CPW-fed antenna; CR; dispersion characteristics; diversity antenna; Doherty power amplifier; dual-band; dual-band Doherty power amplifier; energy harvesting; envelope correlation coefficient (ECC); ergodic capacity; frequency reconfigurable; full-duplex; full-GEMT; future smartphones; GaN-HEMT; half-duplex; high efficiency; High power amplifiers; high-efficiency; impedance inverter network; interference; ISM; ISM 2.4 GHz; isolation; LTE; LTE-advanced; maximum transmit power; medical applications; MEMSs; microstrip; microwave filter; MIMO; MIMO antenna; MIMO systems; miniaturized antenna; mobile terminal antenna; monopole antenna; Muller's method; multi-points DF relaying nodes; multilayer CPW structure; multiple antenna; n/a; Nakagami-m fading channels; NOMA; non-linear energy harvesting; non-orthogonal multiple access; open-loop power control; outage probability; patch antenna; pattern reconfigurable; phase compensation network; phase offset lines; Rayleigh fading channels; reconfigurable antenna; s-parameters; S-parameters; slot antenna; small cell; switch; Tellegen; transmit antenna selection; tuneable filter; UE; UWB; varactor; WiFi; WiMAX; wireless communications; WLAN
• Online Access: Open Access: DOAB: description of the publication; Open Access: DOAB, download the publication

 This book addresses the true innovation in engineering design that may be promoted by blending together models and methodologies from different disciplines, and, in this book, the target was exactly to follow this approach to deliver a new disruptive architecture to deliver these next-generation mobile small cell technologies. According to this design philosophy, the work within this book resides in the intersection of engineering paradigms that includes "cooperation", "network coding", and "smart energy-aware frontends". These technologies will not only be considered as individual building blocks, but re-engineered according to an inter-design approach resulting in the enabler for energy efficient femtocell-like services on the move. The book aims to narrow the gap between the current networking technologies and the foreseen requirements that are targeted at the future development of the 5G mobile and wireless communications networks in terms of the higher networking capacity, the ability to support more users, the lower cost per bit, the enhanced energy efficiency, and adaptability to new services and devices (for example, smart cities, and the Internet of things (IoT)).