State of the Art Business Performance Evaluation of Advanced

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This commodity originally presents a conceptual model to assess the business performance of the future advanced wireless and mobile heterogeneous network aiming to preserve enormous broadband demand of the so called "TERA age" in which a monthly usage will be expressed in terabytes and average data rates of i.0 Gbps per single user. During the cess from techno-economic perspective, in addition to the level of the user demand, we also accept into account the wall penetration losses, density of existing/new base station sites and the recent improvements in cost of the hierarchical prison cell structures. We consider a spectral efficiency relevant for the forthcoming advanced radio access technologies like: 4G LTE-Advanced or LTE-A (Long Term Evolution Release 10 and across), 5G cellular systems deployed in the millimeter-wave (mmW) bands and loftier-capacity wireless local area network (WLAN) standards like IEEE 802.11ac/advertisement. In order to compare the achievable profit margins of various network architectures, through all-encompassing network dimensioning for the dense-urban environment and considering the full network cost in nowadays value, we decide the cost-efficient capacity expansion strategies for the mobile network operators by means of proper relation of the production price per transferred data to the revenues. The findings show that the future micro base stations equipped with 5G mmW radio access technology and WLAN equipped with IEEE 802.11ac access points, tin can be a guarantee for the business sustainability of outdoor operations. For the highly enervating office environments the virtually price-efficient solutions are the pico 5G mmW systems placed inside the buildings together with the IEEE 802.11ad enabled access points. The infrastructure price is most elastic to a subtract of the unit of measurement cost per macro and micro base of operations stations from one side and the capacity and coverage increment of the 5G and WLAN systems form other side. In the cases of the capacity over-provisioning, nosotros determine the principles to provide guaranteed quality of service in terms of data rates to particular number of users.

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   Vladimir Nikolikj & Toni Janevski

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Nikolikj, 5., Janevski, T. Land-of-the-Art Business Performance Evaluation of the Avant-garde Wireless Heterogeneous Networks to be Deployed for the "TERA Age". Wireless Pers Commun 84, 2241–2270 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-015-2491-2

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• Published: xi March 2015

• Issue Date: October 2015

• DOI : https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-015-2491-2

Keywords

• 5G Millimeter wave
• Toll-chapters operation
• Cost-efficiency modeling
• Cost elasticity
• IEEE 802.11ac/advertisement
• LTE-Avant-garde
• Profit margin

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