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Diversity gain and MIMO capacity for nonisotropic environments using a reverberation chamber

Valenzuela-Valdés et al., 2009

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17329541869930667458
Author
Valenzuela-Valdés J
Martínez-González A
Sánchez-Hernández D
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IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters

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Several physical parameters of realistic nonisotropic environments have been recently emulated with reverberation chambers. In this letter, the different performance in terms of diversity gain and multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) capacity of the same linear MIMO …
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