Search for dissertations about: "MIMO detection"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 40 swedish dissertations containing the words MIMO detection.
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1. Detection for multiple input multiple output channels : analysis of sphere decoding and semidefinite relaxation
Abstract : The problem of detecting a vector of symbols, drawn from a finite alphabet and transmitted over a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel with Gaussian noise, is of central importance in digital communications and is encountered in several different applications. Examples include, but are not limited to; detection of symbols spatially multiplexed over a multiple-antenna channel and the multiuser detection problem in a code division multiple access (CDMA) system. READ MORE
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2. Efficient MIMO Detection Methods
Abstract : For the past decades, the demand in transferring large amounts of data rapidly and reliably has been increasing drastically. One of the more promising techniques that can provide the desired performance is multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology where multiple antennas are placed at both the transmitting and receiving side of the communication link. READ MORE
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3. Hardware Architectures for Wireless Communication - Symbol Detection and Channel Estimation
Abstract : In this thesis different aspects of baseband implementation of mobile communication systems is treated. The content is focused on symbol detection and channel estimation in MIMO and OFDM. The thesis deals with the complete chain from algorithm to silicon implementation within these areas. READ MORE
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4. Doctoral Thesis: Massive MIMO in Real Propagation Environments
Abstract : Mobile communications are now evolving towards the fifth generation (5G). In the near future, we expect an explosive increase in the number of connected devices, such as phones, tablets, sensors, connected vehicles and so on. Much higher data rates than in today's 4G systems are required. READ MORE
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5. Iterative receivers with channel estimation for MIMO and multi-user OFDM systems
Abstract : The traffic in wireless networks has been showing an exponential growth over the last decade. In order to meet the demand, and support a continuation of this growth, the scarce radio resources need to be efficiently used. READ MORE