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Application of channel segregation for automatic channel selection free from intermodulation interference
Channel segregation, a distributed dynamic channel assignment method is applied to small cell systems in order to avoid intermodulation interference (IMI). Computer simulation is made to investigate the channel selection pattern achieved with this scheme for the assumed systems affected by IMI. The obtained channel selection patterns are shown to be free from any possible IMIs caused by the 3rd order products of the selected channels.
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