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Due to growth of indoor mobile traffic, there is a growing focus on In-building solutions. This paper explains the requirement for quick development in IBS (In-Building Solutions) with a major focus on demand capacity planning and traffic planning which is carried out independently for general and business applications to differentiate common and intensive applications. It equally concentrates on accomplishing a more cost effective low grade of service (GoS) while having high quality of service (QoS). This paper additionally highlights the utilization of Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) which is a novel solution for coverage improvement. The incorporated DAS implementation reduces the expenses that are required for enabling cellular coverage to the customers of wireless service providers in vast open locations. The paper additionally elucidates Radio Base Station (RBS) skeleton that aides in establishing connections for these DAS frameworks.

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IBS DAS Demand Planning RBS Antenna planning Traffic planning Donor cell.

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Jain, A., Shenoy, A., Mittal, P., & Nawani, P. (2015). DEMAND CAPACITY AND ANTENNA SYSTEM PLANNING FOR IN-BUILDING GSM NETWORKS. International Journal of Students’ Research in Technology & Management, 2(6), 199–202. Retrieved from https://mgesjournals.com/ijsrtm/article/view/139
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