Measurement analysis of NLOS indoor MIMO channels

K Yu; M Bengtsson; B Ottersten; P Karlsson; D Mcnamara; M Beach

Measurement analysis of NLOS indoor MIMO channels

K Yu
, M Bengtsson
, B Ottersten
, P Karlsson
, D Mcnamara
, M Beach

Communication Systems and Networks

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In this paper, we present results from measurements conducted by the University of Bristol. We study the channel characteristics of Multiple Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO) indoor channel at 5.2 GHz. Our investigation shows that the envelope of the channel for non-line-of-sight (NLOS) indoor situations is approximately Rayleigh distributed and consequently we focus on a statistical description of the first and second order moments of the narrowband M/MO channel. Furthermore, it is shown that for NLOS indoor scenarios, the MIMO channel covariance matrix can be well modeled by a Kronecker product of the covariance matrices describing the correlation at the transmitter and the receiver side respectively. A statistical narrowband model for the NLOS indoor MIMO channel based on this covariance structure is presented along with some simulation results

Translated title of the contribution	Measurement Analysis of NLOS Indoor MIMO Channels
Original language	English
Title of host publication	IST Summit 2001
Pages	277 - 282
Publication status	Published - Sept 2001
Event	IST Mobile Communications Summit - Barcelona, Spain Duration: 1 Sept 2001 → …

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Conference	IST Mobile Communications Summit
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Barcelona
Period	1/09/01 → …

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Other: Barcelona
Rose publication type: Conference contribution

Sponsorship: This work is conducted in part within the project SATURN (Smart Antenna Technology in Universal bRoadband wireless Networks) funded by the EU IST program

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