on the high altitude platform (hap) w-cdma system capacity
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Abstract
The performance of a downlink power control model, based on a n-thpower distance law, is evaluated for high altitude platform station(HAPS) W-CDMA systems. The downlink capacity using this model iscompared with the uplink capacity. It is shown that the uplink capacityis higher than the downlink capacity.
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| Authors | ;L. de Haro-Ariet;M. Calvo-Ramon;B. Taha-Ahmed |
| Journal | molecular therapy : the journal of the american society of gene therapy |
| Year | 2004 |
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