Performance Evaluation of WiMAX System in Various Morphological Scenarios

Performance Evaluation of WiMAX System in Various Morphological Scenarios

In the recent years, the WiMAX cellular system has been greatly deployed worldwide as it can provide high data rate to mobile subscribers. However, a few works has been done to characterize the behavior of the WiMAX network in different deployment scenarios. In this paper, we investigate the perform...

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