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Scaling Phased Array Receivers to Massive MIMO and Wide Bandwidth with Analog Baseband Beamforming
Massive multi-user MIMO is a promising technique to increase capacity with spatial filtering for spectrum reuse, and increasing SNR through array gain. There are many advantages to increasing antenna and user count in these arrays, but there is also much debate on how best to do so efficiently. An e
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