Coherent Transmission of Distributed Wireless Transmitters
A coherent transmission and transmitter technology, applied in the field of coherent transmission, can solve problems such as inability to improve user throughput, mutual interference, small constant gain, etc.
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[0031]The system described herein simulates a system with N single-antenna transmitters with independent frequency and clock references, where the N transmitters use a common carrier reference with continuous phase and frequency at the access point. This enables N single-antenna transmitters to simulate, eg, a single N-antenna multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) transmitter. The simulated N-antenna MIMO transmitter can transmit N parallel streams that do not interfere with each other, and transmit N parallel streams to N users through beamforming, nulling, or more generally multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques, such as , to zero a specific receiver while transmitting fewer than N streams. For example, such a system can be used in large rooms (eg, conference centers) or outdoor environments (eg, dense urban areas), providing tens or hundreds of transmitters capable of transmitting a corresponding number of data streams in parallel without inte...
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