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Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access lets multiple users share the same time-frequency resource simultaneously. But why does that make 5G faster, and what does the receiver need to do to decode two superimposed signals? We break it down with math and intuition.
Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs) power autonomous drone swarms in search-and-rescue, agriculture, and military applications. Here's how the mesh routing and A* path-planning work at a low level.
We dissect US Patent 11,012,137 — a high-profile Qualcomm 5G beamforming patent. What problem does it solve, what does the invention actually claim, and why is it commercially significant? No legal jargon needed.