Master Thesis 5G Network Projects

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Exemplary Projects List in 5G Networks:

• 7 A wideband 28GHz power amplifier supporting 8×100MHz carrier aggregation for 5G in 40nm CMOS
• A 42–46.4% PAE continuous class-F power amplifier with Cgd neutralization at 26–34 GHz in 65 nm CMOS for 5G applications
• Compact, omni-directional, circularly-polarized mm-Wave antenna for device-to-device (D2D) communications in future 5G cellular systems
• Sub-THz source integrated in low-cost Silicon Photonic technology targeting 40 Gb/s wireless links
• Non-saturation delay analysis of Medium Transparent MAC protocol for 5G 60GHz Fiber Wireless towards 5G mmWave networks [Master Thesis 5G Network Projects]
• Energy efficient coordinated multi-cell multi-group multicast beam forming with antenna selection
• Towards SDN/NFV enabled satellite ground segment systems: End to End Traffic Engineering use case
• An enhanced Tomlinson-Harashima precoding scheme for high-order MU-MIMO transmissions in 5G networks
• An Intelligent handover process algorithm in 5G networks: The use case of mobile cameras for environmental surveillance
• Coverage and Robustness of mm-Wave Urban Cellular Networks: Multi-Frequency HetNets Are the 5G Future
• Joint optimization of cognitive RF energy harvesting and channel access using Markovian Multi-Armed Bandit problem [Master Thesis 5G Network Projects]
• Distributed Mobility Management for the Future Mobile Networks: A Comprehensive Analysis of Key Design Options
• Optimum number of antennas for energy efficiency versus user location in massive MIMO systems
• An examination of the benefits of scalable TTI for heterogeneous traffic management in 5G networks
• Hybrid RF-mmWave communications to achieve low latency and high energy efficiency in 5G cellular systems