Capacity Analysis and Simulations of Distributed Wireless Communication System

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Xiu Chundi
Wang Jing

Abstract

The information theoretic capacity of a single user distributed wireless communication system (DWCS) is investigated and compared to that of traditional cellular MIMO system. Simulation results show that, DWCS always outperforms traditional MIMO system, and the capacity gain increase with the incremental number of the fixed antennas. Moreover, the use of distributed antennas in DWCS can average the shadowing effect and solve the near-far problem efficiently.

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Section
Telecommunication Theory and Systems
Author Biographies

Xiu Chundi, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, CHINA

Department of Electronic Engineering

Wang Jing, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, CHINA

Research Institute of Information Technology

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