Abstract
Work has started in the 3GPP to define a long-term evolution for 3G, sometimes referred to as Super-3G, which will stretch the performance of 3G technology, thereby meeting user expectations in a 10-year perspective and beyond. The fundamental targets of this evolution to - further reduce user and operator costs and to improve service provisioning - will be met through improved coverage and system capacity as well as increased data rates and reduced latency. This article presents promising technologies to fulfill these targets, including OFDM, multi-antenna solutions, evolved QoS and link layer concepts, and an evolved architecture. Furthermore, the results of a performance evaluation are presented, indicating that the requirements can indeed be reached using the proposed technologies. © 2006 IEEE.
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Ekström, H., Furuskär, A., Karlsson, J., Meyer, M., Parkvall, S., Torsner, J., & Wahlqvist, M. (2006). Technical solutions for the 3G long-term evolution. IEEE Communications Magazine, 44(3), 38–45. https://doi.org/10.1109/MCOM.2006.1607864
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