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Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz. / Paoloni, Claudio.
2017. Paper presented at European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2017), Oulu, Finland.

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Paoloni, C 2017, 'Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz', Paper presented at European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2017), Oulu, Finland, 11/06/17 - 15/06/17.

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Paoloni, C. (2017). Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz. Paper presented at European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2017), Oulu, Finland.

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Paoloni C. Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz. 2017. Paper presented at European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2017), Oulu, Finland.

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Paoloni, Claudio. / Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz. Paper presented at European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2017), Oulu, Finland.

Bibtex

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title = "Point to Multipoint at Millimetre Waves Above 90 GHz",
abstract = "The Point to multipoint wireless distribution is the most effective and affordable modality to deliver data to a high number of terminals distributed randomly in a wide area. The use of high density small cells, mandatory to increase the throughput per users, maintaining terminals at sub-6 GHz frequency, needs capillary backhaul networks that fibers cannot effectively provide. The TWEETHER project for point to multipoint at W-band is opening the route to a new generation of millimeter wave wireless networks for an affordable and easy to deploy backhaul and access with high capacity. The perspectives offered by the full millimeter wave spectrum provide a solution to the increasing data rate request. ",
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language = "English",
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