论文信息 - Weight error loss for wireless systems with antenna arrays

Weight error loss for wireless systems with antenna arrays

This paper discusses wireless systems using antenna arrays at both the transmitter and receiver. Space-time coding exploits the parallelism of the radio channels formed. Theoretical results on signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) degradation due to imperfect pilot-based channel estimation are presented for Rayleigh fading environments. The analysis is also compared with simulation results.

John Thompson | Rudolf Tanner | D.D.N. Bevan

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