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RF Chain Count to Mitigate Beam Split in Wideband Hybrid Arrays: From Far-Field to Near-Field
Deploying large antenna arrays transitions wireless communication into the radiative near-field (NF), where spherical wavefronts enable beamfocusing in the joint angle-distance domain. However, wideband beamforming with large antenna arrays suffers from beam split across both spatial dimensions. Alt
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