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On achievable performance limits of CSMA/CA adapted MIMO aware MAC for WLANs

Thapa et al., 2010

Document ID
3700381946762790502
Author
Thapa A
Pudasaini S
Kang M
Shin S
Publication year
Publication venue
INC2010: 6th International Conference on Networked Computing

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Compared to the traditional SISO system, one of the major benefits of MIMO is to increase spectral efficiency using spatial multiplexing. Hence, most of the existing wireless networks are getting highly attracted towards MIMO implementation in order to meet their ever …
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