MIMO

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MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) is a wireless communication technique that uses multiple transmitting and receiving antennas to significantly increase data throughput and link reliability.

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MIMO technology 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf radio technology
wireless communication technique
aimsTo improve link reliability
increase data throughput
basedOn multipath propagation
benefitsFrom rich scattering environment
enables array gain
beamforming
diversity gain
spatial multiplexing
fullName Multiple-Input Multiple-Output NERFINISHED
hasComponent multiple receive antennas
multiple transmit antennas
hasType MU‑MIMO
SU‑MIMO
beamforming MIMO
cooperative MIMO
distributed MIMO
diversity MIMO NERFINISHED
massive MIMO
multiuser MIMO
spatial multiplexing MIMO
improves signal‑to‑noise ratio
spectral efficiency
limitedBy channel estimation errors
correlated fading
hardware complexity
modeledBy MIMO channel matrix
relatedTo MISO
SIMO
SISO NERFINISHED
requires advanced signal processing
channel state information
standardizedIn 3GPP 5G NR NERFINISHED
3GPP LTE NERFINISHED
IEEE 802.11ac NERFINISHED
IEEE 802.11ax NERFINISHED
IEEE 802.11n NERFINISHED
usedIn 5G NR NERFINISHED
LTE NERFINISHED
WiMAX NERFINISHED
Wi‑Fi
cellular networks
wireless communications
uses linear receivers
nonlinear receivers
precoding
space‑frequency coding
space‑time coding

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Reinaldo Valenzuela fieldOfWork MIMO
this entity surface form: MIMO technology
Arogyaswami Paulraj knownFor MIMO
this entity surface form: MIMO technology
E-UTRAN supports MIMO