Spectral Efficiency Classification Schemes for Future Network Communications(SECS)

Wang, Zhongsheng; Zhang, Qingsong

doi:10.2478/ijanmc-2022-0008

Abstract

Future Network is an project created and managed by ISO/IEC. The project has produced technical reports in ISO/IEC TR 29181 series and is in the process setting architectures and protocols. The project is known for its distinctive “clean slate design” approach and works on fundamental structural innovations to allow Future Network deliver its promises. Simultaneously, ISO/IEC Future Network should prepare itself for future breakthrough in SE technology and make plans to adapt Future Network to the fast changing “Post Shannon Era” technological revolutions. Using reference to the mechanism of radio frequency band classifications, this standard classifies the spectral efficiencies of the MCS systems, so as to facilitate the classification, discussion, evaluation and comparison of the efficiency of the spectrum of information systems.

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Search in Google Scholar Back to article
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Search in Google Scholar Back to article
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Search in Google Scholar Back to article
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Search in Google Scholar Back to article
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Search in Google Scholar Back to article
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