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Uplink Hardware Impairments in OFDM-Based Cell-Free Massive MIMO With Impaired Wireless Fronthaul
This paper studies the uplink performance of OFDM-based cell-free massive MIMO systems in the presence of hardware impairments affecting both low-cost access points and wireless fronthaul transceivers. We consider a centralized architecture with functional split option~8, where the sampled baseband
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