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Design and Implementation of Parasitic Antenna Arrays for Beamspace-MIMO

Julien Perruisseau-Carrier
2014
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This chapter discusses different key issues related to the actual design and implementation of parasitic antenna arrays for the novel beamspace-MIMO concept. The proposed design strategies are illustrated by a concrete operational prototype. The chapter also briefly discusses the possibility of considering realistic antenna elements for practical portable applications as well as the effects of the operating environment on the system performance.

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2014
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