Millimeter-Wave Relaying is a wireless communication technique that extends coverage and enhances signal quality in millimeter-wave networks by using intermediate relay nodes to forward high-frequency signals between transmitter and receiver, distinguishing itself from direct transmission and lower-frequency relaying methods through its operation in the millimeter-wave spectrum and associated beamforming and propagation characteristics.
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Le Liang, Haixia Peng, Geoffrey Ye Li et al. · IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology · 2017 · 280 citations
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