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INTEGRATED 5G-SATELLITE NETWORKS: A PERSPECTIVE ON PHYSICAL LAYER RELIABILITY AND SECURITY

Journal

IEEE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 27, Issue 6, Pages 152-159

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/MWC.001.2000143

Keywords

Satellites; 5G mobile communication; Relays; Satellite broadcasting; Security; Telecommunication network reliability

Funding

  1. Key International Cooperation Research Project [61720106003]
  2. Shanghai Aerospace Science and Technology Innovation Foundation [SAST2019-095]

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Fifth generation (5G) mobile systems are expected to be integrated with different radio access methods such as satellite components to provide seamless connectivity and ubiquitous coverage for users worldwide. In this article, we first provide a brief review of current initiatives and system architecture for the convergence of satellite and 5G networks. Then, we investigate various approaches to improve reliability or security at the physical layer for the integrated 5G-satellite networks. An effective achievable rate is presented as the key performance indicator to measure the security and reliability trade-off, followed by the implementation of a proposed beamforming scheme. Finally, we present future trends and challenges in integrated 5G-satellite networks.

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