Does MIMO End the Capacity Bottleneck?

Viktor Bale

Presentation from Key Technologies for Future Wireless Systems Viktor Bale, PA Consulting Group

28 March 2006 Communications channel

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• A decade of research - MIMO history, background and capacity • The two types of MIMO - spatial multiplexing and space-time coding • Standards, simulations and experiments: does the reality live up to the hype?

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Viktor Bale is Consultant Analyst, Wireless Technology at PA Consulting Group.

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