- the hardware/software distinction.
Sonar beamforming utilizes a
similar technique to
electromagnetic beamforming, but
varies considerably in implementation...
- is used in
acoustic measurement and
beamforming Loudspeaker array is used in
acoustic measurement and
beamforming Geophone array used in
Reflection seismology...
-
significant improvements in
comparison with
conventional 2D
beamforming techniques. Most
beamforming schemes currently emplo**** in
wireless cellular networks...
- for
beamforming, one of the most
visible applications being commercial wireless networks such as LTE.
Initial applications of
adaptive beamforming were...
-
advanced technologies such as
Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO),
beamforming, and
small cells to
enhance network capacity and efficiency. Cellular...
- communications.
Antennas regularly make use of
beamforming but it is
mostly contained within the
analog domain.
Beamforming begins with an
array of
sensors to detect...
-
direction of
arrival (DOA) of the signal, and use them to
calculate beamforming vectors which are used to
track and
locate the
antenna beam on the mobile/target...
-
narrow this gap and make real-time
Capon beamforming possible.
MUSIC (MUltiple
SIgnal classification)
beamforming algorithm starts with
decomposing the covariance...
-
radar beamforming techniques, such as
amplitude monopulse using a
series of fixed,
overlapping beams or more
sophisticated adaptive beamforming. Alternatively...
-
spatial multiplexing (SM), and
diversity coding.
Precoding is multi-stream
beamforming, in the
narrowest definition. In more
general terms, it is considered...
