5G Cellular Networks

Prof. Jeff Andrews Discusses 5G on Science Vs

WNCG professor Jeff Andrews appeared as a guest expert on a recent episode of Gimlet Media's Science Vs podcast, "5G: Welcome to the Revolution?" where he provided background on the next generation of wireless technology.

The episode noted the general public's increased interest in 5G and explored the basics of the technology, addressing the controversies and myths building around the topic.

Sharing Spectrum Licenses in mmWave Cellular Systems

Due to scarcity of spectrum at conventional cellular frequencies (CCF), the use of higher frequencies such as mmWave has been proposed for 5G cellular networks. The cellular systems consist of multiple networks, each deployed by an independent cellular operator with possibly closed access only to its customers. It is worth noting that communication at mmWave frequencies has non-trivial differences when compared to communication at CCF.

Massive MIMO: At Ultra-High Frequency or Millimeter Wave?

Massive multiple-input multiple-out (MIMO) is a promising technique for 5G cellular networks. Prior work showed that high throughput can be achieved with a large number of base station antennas through simple signal processing in massive MIMO networks.
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