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Ultra-Wideband Double-Directional Channel Measurements and Statistical Modeling in Urban Microcellular Environments for the Upper-Midband/FR3
As the first UWB double-directional measurement campaign in this frequency range, this work offers critical insights for spectrum allocation, channel modeling, and the design of advanced communication systems, paving the way for further exploration of FR3.
An Ultra-Wideband Study of Vegetation Impact on Upper Midband / FR3 Communication
Growing demand for high data rates is driving interest in the upper mid-band (FR 3) spectrum (6-24 GHz).
Ultra-wideband Double-Directionally Resolved Channel Measurements of Line-of-Sight Microcellular Scenarios in the Upper Mid-band
The growing demand for higher data rates and expanded bandwidth is driving the exploration of new frequency ranges, including the upper mid-band spectrum (6-24 GHz), which is a promising candidate for future Frequency Range 3 (FR3) applications.
THz Band Channel Measurements and Statistical Modeling for Urban Microcellular Environments
The THz band (0. 1-10 THz) has attracted considerable attention for next-generation wireless communications, due to the large amount of available bandwidth that may be key to meet the rapidly increasing data rate requirements.
THz Band Channel Measurements and Statistical Modeling for Urban D2D Environments
In this paper, we present a first extensive set of channel measurements for urban outdoor environments that are ultra-wideband (1 GHz 3dB bandwidth), and double-directional where both the transmitter and receiver are at the same height.
Air-to-Ground Directional Channel Sounder With 64-antenna Dual-polarized Cylindrical Array
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), popularly called drones, are an important part of future wireless communications, either as user equipment that needs communication with a ground station, or as base station in a 3D network.
A Machine Learning Solution for Beam Tracking in mmWave Systems
Utilizing millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies for wireless communication in \emph{mobile} systems is challenging since it requires continuous tracking of the beam direction.
