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Sumbangan ini membincangkan maklumat yang boleh diperoleh daripada anggaran arah ketibaan (DOA) dan arah berlepas (DOD) daripada sistem radio berbilang input berbilang keluaran (MIMO), dan menetapkan dua parameter baharu yang menerangkan sebaran berbilang laluan di kedua-dua hujung pautan . Kami mendapati bahawa pemisahan komponen berbilang laluan, MCS, menggabungkan kelewatan, (double-) sudut dan penyebaran Doppler, mengikut kesesuaian. MCS menyediakan pencirian radio bebas sistem bagi persekitaran penyebaran dan membantu dalam memilih kedudukan optimum untuk penggunaan antena pintar. Penilaian ukuran dua arah (tatasusunan antena di kedua-dua hujung pautan) dalam persekitaran dalaman menunjukkan kegunaan dan had konsep pemisahan komponen berbilang laluan.
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Martin STEINBAUER, Huseyin OZCELIK, Helmut HOFSTETTER, Christoph F. MECKLENBRAUKER, Ernst BONEK, "How to Quantify Multipath Separation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 3, pp. 552-557, March 2002, doi: .
Abstract: This contribution discusses which information can be derived from estimated directions of arrival (DOAs) and directions of departure (DODs) from a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radio system, and establishes two new parameters describing the multipath spread at both link ends. We find that the multipath component separation, MCS, combines delay, (double-) angular and Doppler dispersion, as appropriate. MCS provides a system-independent radio characterization of propagation environments and aids in selecting optimum positions for smart-antenna deployment. Evaluation of double-directional measurements (antenna arrays at both link ends) in indoor environments show the usefulness and the limits of the multipath component separation concept.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e85-c_3_552/_p
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