Migration from Microwave to Millimeter-wave for NextGeneration Mobile Communication Systems
2017
Communications systems have continued to evolve after
ground-breaking research works by various researchers in the
19th and 20th centuries. Mobile wireless communication
networks due to their inherent advantages and the availability
of ubiquitous broadband internet along with other
technological developments in semiconductor science and the
convergence of technology have continued to generate an
insatiable demand for higher data rates. Since the
bandwidth/frequency spectrum is finite and hence limited in
availability to telecommunication operators, various
techniques have been proffered as solutions to the capacity
problem from the first to the fourth generations (1G – 4G).
However, as the data explosion continues to the big-data age,
there is a need to migrate from the utilization of the
microwave frequencies to the millimeter-wave frequency to
solve the capacity issue. This principle is the core behind the
Fifth Generation (5G). This paper is therefore set to present
the millimeter-wave technology and its contribution to the
expectations for Next Generation Networks (NGN).
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