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Gouri Nayana et al., 2013 - Google Patents

An overview on beamforming and its issues for 60 GHz wireless communications

Gouri Nayana et al., 2013

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12856371220829049221
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Gouri Nayana N
Tiwari N
Rao T
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In recent days, the unlicensed millimeter (mm) wave spectrum in the 60 GHz band is becoming a promising technology for multi-gigabit wireless communication. Compared to other lower frequency systems, the spectrum around 60 GHz holds several advantages …
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