Multi-element antenna systems for wireless communications with multi-clustered scattering

Petros Karadimas; Ben Allen

Multi-element antenna systems for wireless communications with multi-clustered scattering

Petros Karadimas
, Ben Allen

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the proposed research will focus on analyzing and evaluating MEA systems based on new theoretical, realistic though, multi-clustered scattering models for the directional statistics of the propagating multipath power and using several well-known signal processing techniques (e.g., MRC, SC).

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Bedfordshire
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2012

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