A flexible antenna cable integrates elements, power, and data links to simplify distributed massive MIMO installation while improving coverage.
Dynamic antenna element adjustment cuts back lobe overlap between neighboring base stations, improving user equipment signal quality and throughput.
Multiple reference signals and compact CSI feedback help base stations choose beams and precoding while reducing CoMP and MIMO overhead.
Dynamic beam width selection lets coordinated APs reduce co-channel interference, include more STAs in CSR, and raise WLAN capacity.
Ground access nodes compute beam weights across relay paths, boosting satellite link capacity while reducing onboard complexity, weight, and power.
Frame regions use different beam change times and pilot patterns to improve beamformed wireless transmission efficiency and reception.
Active and passive reflectors create optimized NLOS millimeter-wave paths to extend RF range, improve coverage, and sustain throughput.