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Design and analysis of LTE and wi-fi schemes for communications of massive machine devices

Ilori, 2017

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Ilori A
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Existing communication technologies are designed with speciÿc use cases in mind, however, ex-tending these use cases usually throw up interesting challenges. For example, extending the use of existing cellular networks to emerging applications such as Internet of …
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