Capacity improvement of intrasite cooperative MIMO using all three 120 degree-sectors of a base station (BS) site is studied for the first time in a measured urban environment at 2.65GHz. The results show that the mean uplink capacity gain exceeds 40% in as much as 1/4 of the coverage area, relative to the best single-sector link with no cooperation. In addition, a simple simulation model is developed for predicting the capacity gain from intrasite multi-sector cooperation. The model is used to unravel the respective roles of the BS antenna patterns and propagation mechanisms in determining cooperative performance
Wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communications using the 300 MHz band is attractive f...
Single-user, multiuser, and network MIMO performance is evaluated for downlink cellular networks wit...
International audienceMIMO technology promises a linear increase of capacity in function of the mini...
For the first time, the capacity gain of multisector cooperative multiple-input multiple-output(MIMO...
We study the potential benefits of cooperative multiple-input multiple-output signaling from multipl...
We study the potential benefits of cooperative multiple-input multiple-output signaling from multipl...
Cooperation between adjacent base stations (BSs) may reduce intercell interference in future cellula...
In this paper, we study the potential benefits of downlink cooperative MIMO systems in cellular macr...
In future wireless networks, cooperation between the base stations may reduce the effects of interce...
This paper focuses on capacity in cooperative base stations MIMO in a realistic MIMO channel measure...
This paper presents an investigation on the behavior of wireless channels in a realistic propagation...
In this paper, we compare capacity performances of three terminal dual-antenna configurations at 2.6...
With the rapid growth of multimedia services, future generations of cellular communications require ...
In MIMO systems the antenna array configuration in the BS and MS has a large influence on the availa...
This contribution comprises a comparison of capacity performances of MIMO terminal antenna configura...
Wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communications using the 300 MHz band is attractive f...
Single-user, multiuser, and network MIMO performance is evaluated for downlink cellular networks wit...
International audienceMIMO technology promises a linear increase of capacity in function of the mini...
For the first time, the capacity gain of multisector cooperative multiple-input multiple-output(MIMO...
We study the potential benefits of cooperative multiple-input multiple-output signaling from multipl...
We study the potential benefits of cooperative multiple-input multiple-output signaling from multipl...
Cooperation between adjacent base stations (BSs) may reduce intercell interference in future cellula...
In this paper, we study the potential benefits of downlink cooperative MIMO systems in cellular macr...
In future wireless networks, cooperation between the base stations may reduce the effects of interce...
This paper focuses on capacity in cooperative base stations MIMO in a realistic MIMO channel measure...
This paper presents an investigation on the behavior of wireless channels in a realistic propagation...
In this paper, we compare capacity performances of three terminal dual-antenna configurations at 2.6...
With the rapid growth of multimedia services, future generations of cellular communications require ...
In MIMO systems the antenna array configuration in the BS and MS has a large influence on the availa...
This contribution comprises a comparison of capacity performances of MIMO terminal antenna configura...
Wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communications using the 300 MHz band is attractive f...
Single-user, multiuser, and network MIMO performance is evaluated for downlink cellular networks wit...
International audienceMIMO technology promises a linear increase of capacity in function of the mini...