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Trends of development of telecommunication broadband radioaccess systems of a long-wave part of a millimeter band

S. A. Kravchuk

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The modern status of broadband radio access systems of a long-wave part of a millimeter range for the mobile and fixed services is submitted, and also problems and directions of development of such radio systems are determined with the purpose of achievement of transfer rate of Gbit/s and more.

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The modern status of broadband radio access systems of a long-wave part of a millimeter range for the mobile and fixed services is submitted, and also problems and directions of development of such radio systems are determined with the purpose of achievement of transfer rate of Gbit/s and more.

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The modern status of broadband radio access systems of a long-wave part of a millimeter range for the mobile and fixed services is submitted, and also problems and directions of development of such radio systems are determined with the purpose of achievement of transfer rate of Gbit/s and more.

Key concepts: Broadband, Extremely high frequency, Telecommunications, Broadband networks, Millimeter, Gigabit, Mobile broadband, Mobile telephony

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