A software definable MIMO testbed: architecture and functionality

Ben Allen; Xuemin Hong; Eric Delannoy; Mischa Dohler

A software definable MIMO testbed: architecture and functionality

Ben Allen
, Xuemin Hong
, Eric Delannoy
, Mischa Dohler

University of Bedfordshire

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Abstract

Following the intensive theoretical studies of recently emerged MIMO technology, a variety of performance measures become important to investigate the challenges and trade-offs at various levels throughout MIMO system design process. This paper presents a review of the MIMO testbed recently set up at King’s College London. The architecture that distinguishes the testbed as a flexible and reconfigurable system is first preseneted. This includes both the hardware and software aspects, and is followed by a discussion of implementation methods and evaluation of system research capabilities.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	nan
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2005
Event	Proc. Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking & Broadcasting Symposium 2005 (PGNET'05) - Liverpool Duration: 1 Jan 2005 → …

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Conference	Proc. Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking & Broadcasting Symposium 2005 (PGNET'05)
City	Liverpool
Period	1/01/05 → …
Other	Proc. Convergence of Telecommunications, Networking & Broadcasting Symposium 2005 (PGNET'05) (Liverpool)

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MIMO communication
multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO)

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