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ECONOMICAL PROFITABLE ORGANIZATION OF GSM 900 RADIO COVERAGE

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Zamonaviy fan taʼlim va tarbiyaning dolzarb muammolari ilmiy elektron jurnali

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Active RAN sharing is a promising way to reduce both Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and Operational Expenditure (OPEX) for mobile (virtual) network operators. Partial resource reservation is a flexible active RAN sharing technique that allows each operator to be guaranteed a minimum share of resources whilst also having access to shared common resources on a first-come-first-served basis.

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U.Matyokubov

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A.Bekimetov

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# Radioaloqa tarmoqlari# kirishni boshqarish# telekommunikatsiya trafigi# virtualizatsiya# uzoq muddatli rivojlanish# mobil aloqa# tarmoq kengligi.# Сети радиодоступа# контроль доступа# телекоммуникационный трафик# виртуализация# долгосрочное развитие# мобильная связь# пропускная способность.# Radio access networks# Admission control# Telecommunication traffic# Virtualization# Long Term Evolution# Mobile communication# Throughput.

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