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1. M O B I L E C O M M U N IC A T IO N
M A T L A B P R O J E CTS
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2. Matlab Projects in Mobile Communication
Enumerate of the projects which used mobile communication matlab projects are noted,
Satellite and also
multi-UAV
communication
Cognitive
antenna for
multi-RAN
Hybrid
beamforming in
massive-MIMO
Backhaul/frontha
ul slicing in
HetNets
Ultra dense
network resource
management
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The Modern methods for mobile communication Matlab Projects are computed below,
Satellite
communication
Radio Techniques
Cellular
Communication
Channel-based Access
Techniques
Modulation
Techniques
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Grade of Services
Blocking
Probability
Out of Order Delivery
Bit Error and also
Flat Rate
PDR and Ergodic
Capacity