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Assessing the impact of DRS signaling in unlicensed indoor coexistence scenarios
2020
EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking
The use of unlicensed bands is one of the most promising features envisaged to increase capacity in 5G. However, this poses multiple challenges associated with the operation when coexisting networks are present, such as WiFi. Previous coexistence analyses have been focused on the user-plane data-related transmissions and mainly based on abstract models. Meanwhile, the effects of the shared channel signaling defined by the standards have been mostly disregarded, particularly for ultra-dense
doi:10.1186/s13638-020-01834-x
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