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Thomas et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Multicast Spatial Filter Beamforming with Resource Allocation Using Joint Multi-objective Optimization Approaches in Wireless Powered Communication Networks

Thomas et al., 2023

Document ID
401832363317638443
Author
Thomas R
Malarvizhi S
Publication year
Publication venue
Wireless Personal Communications

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Optimum transmission strategy must be adopted in radio frequency energy-harvesting networks. For the purpose the study considered various radio applications in which the nodes operate on the batteries thereby minimizing the energy consumption and …
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