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A Study of QoS in Long Term Evolution Networks "LTE"

دراسة جودة الخدمة في شبكات التطوير بعيد المدى "LTE"

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 Publication date 2017
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Long Term Evolution “LTE” is considered to be one of the most important and latest communication technologies falling under the fourth generation of cellular communications technology 4G. LTE supports high-speed and large bandwidth which makes it a great candidate to providing the potential to improve the Quality of Service "QoS" associated with specific types of data transfer. As a consequence, researchers have paid their attentions to this type of networks. In fact, it was a great challenge for researchers to achieve a good level of QoS for all users as the LTE provides Audio and Data transmission to users at the same time.

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