grouping interference management in lte-a networks
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Abstract
In this paper,we discuss the interference between channels in the adjacent small-cells in the LTE-A small-cell networks.We present a small-cell group close (SCGC:Small Cell Group Close) approach according to above discussion.System-level simulation results show that SCGC can not only reduce small-cell interference with adjacent channels,but also reduce power consumption.We can conclude that SCGC can get greater throughput.
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| Authors | ;WANG Lu;ZHANG Daoxu;LI Li;LUO Hanwen |
| Journal | the american journal of drug and alcohol abuse |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.3969/J.ISSN.1000-5137.2016.02.002
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