Millimeter wave network multi-path route backhauling method based on left bandwidth
A millimeter wave, multi-path technology used in the field of communications
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[0063] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0064] In millimeter-wave cellular backhaul networks, micro base stations are generally deployed on taller buildings or objects that are still. The millimeter-wave links between micro base stations are relatively stable and are not easily blocked. Therefore, the mmWave cellular backhaul network can be regarded as a static wireless network. In the present invention, the micro base station nodes connected with optical fibers in the millimeter wave backhaul network are called "gateway nodes", and the micro base station nodes not connected with optical fibers are called ordinary "wireless nodes". Assuming that there are N wireless nodes and M gateway nodes in the network, each wireless node can be divided into S sectors, and each sector consists of B beams (the specific N / M / S / B value depends on the specific The topology of the millimeter-wave backhaul netw...
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