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Hardware-friendly Baseband Design and Performance Analysis for LEO Broadband LoS-MIMO Systems
High-frequency and broadband line-of-sight multiple-input multiple-output (LoS-MIMO) is a key solution for massive space-to-Earth data downlinks. However, in low Earth orbit (LEO) scenarios, it faces spatial rank deficiency from time-frequency coupling correlation and clock deviations from distribut
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