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Role of IoT and Antenna Array in Smart Communication and 5G

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Paradigms of Smart and Intelligent Communication, 5G and Beyond

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IoT is nothing but an arrangement of interconnected computing devices that are assigned an unique identifiers (UIDs) with the capability of transferring data over a network in absence of a human-to-human or human-to-computer interface. The term “thing” in IoT could be either a person having a heart-beat monitoring system implanted in his body or a cow fitted with a biochip transponder in its body or any type of object having an IP address and capability of transferring data across a specified network. Broadly speaking IoT can be treated as a sensor network consisting of numerous smart devices employed for connecting people, systems as well as other applications for data collection and sharing. With the rapid gain in popularity of IoT, the need for technology supporting large amounts of data transmission over high bandwidth in a proficient manner is very obvious. Enhanced capacity with high data rates and lower latency values are the challenges to be faced by next-gen IoT devices. The deployment of new-age wireless communication, namely, 5G gears up to satisfy the complexity of IoT architectures. The current chapter focuses on the IoT protocols which are best suited for 5G. Along with IoT focus is on Designing of antenna as well as an antenna array suitable for 5G Communication.

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Kundu, K., Rai, A., Singh, R.P. (2023). Role of IoT and Antenna Array in Smart Communication and 5G. In: Rai, A., Kumar Singh, D., Sehgal, A., Cengiz, K. (eds) Paradigms of Smart and Intelligent Communication, 5G and Beyond. Transactions on Computer Systems and Networks. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-0109-8_4

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