Scientists use new mathematical approach to protect aircraft from 5G interference
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Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST; Saudi Arabia) provide a new mathematical approach to protect aircraft from interference caused by mobile communications. The solution, published in IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, describes the shape of the ideal exclusion zone that protects aircraft while maximizing 5G performance. This zone is expected to inform aviation regulators and telecom authorities on how to deploy 5G networks around air traffic.
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