Article | REF: IN141 V1

Small-cell energy-saving networks

Authors: Jakob HOYDIS, Romain COUILLET, Mérouane DEBBAH

Publication date: August 10, 2011

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A number of new issues need to be resolved if SCN is to become a reality. The primary goal is to deliver more bandwidth at lower cost and in an energy-efficient way. Two trends have recently emerged to address this problem:

  • sophisticated wireless communication techniques, such as multi-antenna, interference alignment and multi-user detection technologies;

  • on the other hand, advanced mechanisms such as information relay, self-organization, cooperation between SBs (known as network MIMO) and flexible radio.

    These developments call for interdisciplinary research involving the tools we introduce below.

  • Theoretical performance limits

    The study of SCNs using information theory reveals the fundamental limits...

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