PROJECT TITLE :

Wireless backhauling of 5G small cells: challenges and solution approaches

ABSTRACT:

Dense deployment of small cells over ancient macrocells is taken into account as a key enabling technique for the rising 5G cellular networks. But, a fundamental challenge is to produce an economical and ubiquitous backhaul connectivity to these tiny cells. There is a big selection of backhaul solutions that along can address the backhaul challenges of 5G networks. During this context, this text provides an summary of the different backhaul solutions and highlights the perceived challenges in backhauling small cells. A qualitative overview of the present analysis studies and their critical assumptions are then discussed. Next, for backhauling downlink traffic of a little cell user, we tend to characterize the cellular region in that the downlink transmission capacity for a user served by a given [*fr1]-duplex tiny cell becomes limited by the backhaul link capacity. We have a tendency to then illustrate resolution techniques such as full-duplex backhauling to improve the performance of wireless backhauling for small cells.