Green Communications and Networking 2016
DOI: 10.1201/b13084-4
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Green Relay Techniques in Cellular Systems

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“…Figures and matches up the sum‐rate and EE performances of presented EE‐EBO technique, in contradiction of other previous precoding techniques, which are devoted to reduce the MSE or increase the SE of cooperative MIMO‐AF systems, for n = 4, PScNmax= 80 W, PitalicReNmax= = 10 W, σ02= σ12 = σ22false/10. Observe that the unit for sum‐rate is bit/2/s, as take the amount of transmitted bits over two transmission phases.…”
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confidence: 71%
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“…Figures and matches up the sum‐rate and EE performances of presented EE‐EBO technique, in contradiction of other previous precoding techniques, which are devoted to reduce the MSE or increase the SE of cooperative MIMO‐AF systems, for n = 4, PScNmax= 80 W, PitalicReNmax= = 10 W, σ02= σ12 = σ22false/10. Observe that the unit for sum‐rate is bit/2/s, as take the amount of transmitted bits over two transmission phases.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…As well, they depend upon the power model parameters of Table in the work of Héliot et al (on the other hand, with PScNSlA= 0 W) for setting values to all the parameters. Furthermore, observe that Po max for each antenna is amid 6 to 20 W for a distinctive micro/macro BS, and among 1 to 5 W for a distinctive urban/rural RN . As well, take a single‐tap i.i.d MIMO Rayleigh fading channel among each node, a unit bandwidth (b = 1).…”
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