Project Details
Description
Wireless networks are undergoing an exciting paradigm shift from carefully planned cellular networks to
heterogeneous networks (coexistence of a multitude of base stations of different types), where users may
also be equipped with wireless energy harvesting capability. A fundamental requirement of these next
generation technologies is the need to achieve synchronization among the different base stations and mobile
users. This project will develop the fundamental theory and advanced synchronization techniques for future
wireless networks. The expected outcomes will enable wireless networks to meet the increasing demand for
higher data rates and extend the battery life of mobile users, benefitting the consumers and the Australian
economy
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 15/03/14 → 31/08/17 |
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