Wideband analysis of indoor MIMO channels

DP McNamara; MA Beach; PN Fletcher

Wideband analysis of indoor MIMO channels

DP McNamara
, MA Beach
, PN Fletcher

Communication Systems and Networks

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Abstract

The application of MIMO communication systems in real environments will invariably require systems to operate over wideband channels. Although suitable techniques for processing wideband MIMO channels have been reported, their evaluation has mainly been based on simulation using modelled channels. In this paper we investigate some of the properties of wideband MIMO channels and compare the characteristics of simulated channels with those measured in indoor environments at 5.2GHz

Original language	English
Pages	13 p
Publication status	Published - Jan 2002

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Name	COST 273

Name	TD (02) 026

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Additional information: A paper presented to the 3rd Management Committee Meeting of COST 273 : Towards Mobile Broadband Multimedia Networks, held in Guildford, UK, October 17-18, 2002

Sponsorship: The authors gratefully acknowledge the financial contribution of the UK EPSRC, HEFCE (JREI ’98), QinetiQ Ltd. and the IST SATURN project for their support of parts of this work

Contributor: European Cooperation in the Field of Scientific and Technical Research (EURO-COST)

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