Space-Time Wireless Channels

By G. Durgin. 2002

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Locating the nodes: cooperative localization in wireless sensor networks (2005, methodology): “The measured received power using a wideband method (as the bandwidth → ∞) is equivalent to measuring the sum of the powers of each multipath signal [25].”
High-Rate Uncorrelated Bit Extraction for Shared Secret Key Generation from Channel Measurements (2010, background): “An eavesdropper at a third location more than a few wavelengths from either endpoint will measure a different, uncorrelated radio channel [4].”
Statistical Analysis of the Multiple Scattering Radio Channel (2006, methodology): “The same general technique has been applied earlier for deriving the distribution of a sum of random sinusoids with and without Gaussian noise [27], [28].”
Coherent optical MIMO (COMIMO) (2005, background): “Rayleigh fading is often considered a worst case scenario in traditional SISO systems but ironically becomes an optimistic, best case scenario for MIMO [19].”
On the Use of Reverberation Chambers to Simulate a Rician Radio Environment for the Testing of Wireless Devices (2006, background): “One particular multipath environment that is of great interest is the Rician environment, which is characterized by a Rician -factor, defined as the ratio of the direct path component to the scattered components [1]–[3]”
On the role of the number of degrees of freedom of the field in MIMO channels (2006, background): “The study of the performances of space-time communication systems requires the characterization of the wireless channel [4].”