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Analysis of Reconfigurable Monopole Antenna Arrays for MIMO Systems

Khalid et al., 2008

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16932853029838565061
Author
Khalid M
Lindmark B
Mowlér M
Händel P
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Retrieved June

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This thesis presents an analysis of reconfigurable monopole antenna arrays for MIMO systems. We intend to improve a MIMO system by the use reconfigurable antennas. By reconfigurable we imply that the antenna array possesses the ability to change the strength …
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