NDLI: GFDM: Providing Flexibility for the 5G Physical Layer

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GFDM: Providing Flexibility for the 5G Physical Layer

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Copyright Year	2016
Description	Mobile networks have revolutionized the way that society communicates, and today, cellular and smartphones are part of our everyday life. Since the first generation (1G) of mobile networks, deployed during the 1980s, cellular systems have evolved toward higher capacity to cover the ever-growing number of subscribers. With the introduction of digital services, already in the second generation (2G), the demand for higher throughput has driven the development of new standards. Hence, the third generation (3G) and the fourth generation (4G) were designed to address higher capacity and data rates. Now, the fifth generation (5G) is being discussed by the research community, and it is clear that the new services and scenarios foreseen for the future mobile communication systems will impose requirements and constraints that go beyond throughput and capacity. Certainly, bitpipe communication will require data rates several times higher than Long-Term EvolutionAdvanced (LTE-A) can support. Also, capacity in terms of the number of users is a huge challenge when a massive number of small and power-limited devices must13.2.6 Performance Analysis of the GFDM Symbol Error Rate ...............347 13.2.6.1 SER Performance under AWGN Channel ......................347 13.2.6.2 SER Performance under FSC ..........................................350 13.2.6.3 SER Performance under TVC ........................................352 Book Name: Opportunities in 5G Networks
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Ending Page	410
Page Count	66
Starting Page	345
DOI	10.1201/b19698-21
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2016-03-30
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: Opportunities in 5g Networks Statistics and Probability Throughput Services Data Rates Higher Capacity Mobile Networks Ser Performance
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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