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VOL. 9, ISSUE 1 (2024)
Survey paper on frequency reuse schemes for enhanced 5G spectrum management
Authors
Aji Jacob Onu, B O Omijeh, I Uchendu
Abstract
The growing demand for
wireless communication services has resulted in a growth in the number of
connected devices and data-intensive applications, putting enormous strain on
the available radio frequency spectrum. The development of efficient spectrum
management strategies is critical for addressing the difficulties of spectrum
scarcity and interference in modern wireless networks. This survey article
provides an in-depth examination of the state-of-the-art in frequency reuse
methods, with a focus on novel approaches that improve spectrum management. The
study's primary goal is to identify and evaluate alternative frequency reuse
approaches offered to optimize spectrum utilization, decrease interference, and
improve overall network performance. Subsequently, the survey delves into
recent advancements and emerging frequency reuse schemes that address the
limitations of traditional methods. These include adaptive frequency reuse,
cognitive radio-based approaches, and software-defined networking techniques,
among others. Each scheme is examined in terms of its key principles, benefits,
and potential drawbacks. The evaluation encompasses key performance metrics
such as throughput, spectral efficiency, interference mitigation, and overall
system capacity. Furthermore, the paper discusses the challenges and open
research areas in the field of frequency reuse and spectrum management.
Promising directions for future research are identified, considering the
evolving landscape of wireless communication technologies and emerging
applications.
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Pages:32-44
How to cite this article:
Aji Jacob Onu, B O Omijeh, I Uchendu "Survey paper on frequency reuse schemes for enhanced 5G spectrum management". International Journal of Multidisciplinary Education and Research, Vol 9, Issue 1, 2024, Pages 32-44
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