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Multi-user MIMO

Multi-user MIMO (MU-MIMO) is a family of multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) techniques in which a wireless communication system communicates with multiple users at the same time by using the spatial dimension of the radio channel. In a typical MU-MIMO system, a base station, access point, or other multi-antenna device transmits to, or receives…

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MIMO broadcast channel

MIMO multiple-access channel

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Multi-user MIMO

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mu-mimo mimo channel users multiple access receiver systems transmitter techniques base one system spatial related station used wireless multi-antenna antennas

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massive MIMOinstance ofand is related to techniques0.80text
coordinated multipoint transmissioninstance ofand is related to techniques0.80text
receptioninstance ofand is related to techniques0.80text

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