Performance of Open Access Femtocell Networks with Different Cell-Selection Methods

Femtocell networks may significantly improve the capacity of next-generation cellular systems due to more efficient utilization of spectrum resources and better link qualities for mobile users. In this paper, we investigate the performance of open-access femtocell networks for different scenarios, w...

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Mobile communication
Signal to noise ratio
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