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Mixed FSO/RF based multiple HAPs assisted multiuser multiantenna terrestrial communication

Singya et al., 2022

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4964031581641022788
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Singya P
Alouini M
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Frontiers in Communications and Networks

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In this work, a mixed free-space optics (FSO)/radio-frequency (RF) based multiple serial high altitude platforms (HAPs) assisted multiuser multiantenna terrestrial communication system is considered. For the considered multi-hop system, earth station to HAP and HAP to HAP …
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