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Research paper on future of 5G wireless system

Pujari et al., 2021

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15484132056415494556
Author
Pujari V
Patil R
Tambe K
Prof A
Publication year
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contemporary research in india

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Future 5G wireless networks will aspect new contests, as well as growing claim on network capacity to support a huge number of devices running application necessitating high data rates and always-on connectivity; hugely and supportive the emerging business models in …
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