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Next generation PONs with wireless backhauling

Milosavljevic et al., 2011

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14766128597930693551
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Milosavljevic M
Kourtessis P
Lim W
Senior J
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2011 13th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks

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This paper is tackling the issue that stem from the coexistence of diverse technologies, such as emerging OFDMA-PON and WiMAX/LTE, within the same infrastructure. It outlines the key requirements that need to be fulfilled for the backhauling links supporting next …
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