Zetterberg, 2002 - Google Patents
A comparison of two systems for downlink communication with base station antenna arraysZetterberg, 2002
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- 6405877834973936030
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- Zetterberg P
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- Publication venue
- IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
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We compare the performance of the downlink of two systems with antenna arrays at the base stations. One system uses a third of the available spectrum per cell 1/3, but reuses the channels three times within each cell. The other system reuses all the spectrum in all cells …
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