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From 5G to 5G+

2020
As a revolutionary technology, 5G has a large sphere of influence, which is not limited to technology itself—5G will without doubt usher in the new era of IoT and intelligence-based and will fully help develop intelligent economy so that to promote the development of intelligent society and profoundly change our way of producing and living.
Zhengmao Li, Xiaoyun Wang, Tongxu Zhang
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Stratification of 5G evolution and Beyond 5G

2019 IEEE 2nd 5G World Forum (5GWF), 2019
The next decade will bring exciting transformation in physical, digital and biological worlds. While requirements and use cases for Beyond 5G (B5G) are not fully clear at this time, an attempt at stratification of 5G evolution and B5G has been developed.
Volker Ziegler   +5 more
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5G Vision and 5G Standardization

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Wireless networks offer lots of purposes. In many cases, they are made use of as cord replacements, while in various other instances they are actually used to deliver accessibility to business information coming from distant areas. The wireless structure could be constructed for quite a little price contrasted to standard wired options.
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On the Waveform for 5G

IEEE Communications Magazine, 2016
In this article, an overview and an in-depth analysis of the most discussed 5G waveform candidates are presented. In addition to general requirements, the nature of each waveform is revealed including the motivation, the underlying methodology, and the associated advantages and disadvantages.
Xi Zhang   +3 more
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5G to the Home

2017 IEEE 85th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC Spring), 2017
This paper focuses on the 5G to the Home (FTTH), or 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA), use case. In this work, we introduce the concept and new technical problems the 5G system is expected to solve for delivering at least 100 Mb/s/household in downlink, and thus replacing the last few hundred meters of optic fiber infrastructure to the home.
David Soldani   +4 more
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