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The current mobile communication system has progressed greatly, requiring future control, performance measurement, and analysis. Filter-Bank-Multi-Carrier (FBMC) is a multicarrier modulation method frequently used in high-data-rate cellular and wireless systems. Throughout the preceding few decades, many researchers have inferred and examined the FBMC concept from diverse perspectives. This needs a flexible time-frequency resource allocation, which is difficult with Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM). As a result, OFDM modifications like windowing and filtering are required. The purpose of a current mobile-based research project is to increase bandwidth for all users, provide huge bandwidth, more efficient and managed connectivity, and give continuous and uninterrupted access. The proposed research provides a unified framework for FBMC, as well as a discussion and evaluation of the technology, as well as a comparison to OFDM-based systems. We show how to deal effectively with multiple antennas and channel estimate, two of the most common