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Wireless information and power transfer design for energy cooperation distributed antenna systems

Yuan et al., 2017

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17341973099289565335
Author
Yuan F
Jin S
Wong K
Zhao J
Zhu H
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IEEE Access

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Distributed antenna systems (DASs) have been widely implemented in the state-of-the-art cellular communication systems to cover dead spots. Recent studies have also indicated that DAS has advantages in wireless energy transfer (WET). In this paper, we study …
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