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Optimisation approach for femtocell networks using coordinated multipoint transmission technique

Optimisation approach for femtocell networks using coordinated multipoint transmission technique

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Proposed is a new coordinated multipoint transmission technique to optimise femtocell coverage as well as to eliminate interference between them, The performance of the proposed algorithm is analysed and evaluated.

Inspec keywords: femtocellular radio; interference suppression

Other keywords: coordinated multipoint transmission technique; femtocell network; femtocell coverage; interference elimination

Subjects: Electromagnetic compatibility and interference; Mobile radio systems

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