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Smart antennas for next generation wireless systems

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Conference
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  • Wednesday, 14 November 2007
  • 00:14 - 00:14
  • Duration: 35 mins
  • Publication date: 14 Nov 2007
  • Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  • Part of event European Conference on Antennas and Propagation, EuCAP 2007

About the session

Advanced multi-antenna solutions are expected to be an integral part of the next generation wireless system concept, providing ... Improved spectral efficiency and increased user peak data rate ... Increased range or coverage in a cost-efficient manner ... Optimised radio resource management ... Adaptivity to scenario and channel conditions. The design of future-generation smart antenna and MIMO systems involves a number of challenges, such as efficient multiuser processing, the scheduling of users in space, time and frequency, reconfigurability to varying scenarios in terms of propagation, traffic models, mobility, transceiver architectures, mobile terminal resources (i.e. battery lifetime), QoS requirements for different services and interference conditions.In this talk we present a number of possible approaches that address these challenges, namely: ...MIMO transceiver reconfigurability ...Multiuser MIMO and efficient feedback signalling ...Combination of MIMO and multihop gains ...Cross-layer optimisation ...Inter-cell interference management and discuss the trade-off between performance gains and implementation and complexity limitations.

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    A. Alexiou

    Alcatel-Lucent, Bell Labs., Wireless & Broadband Access Res.

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