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When Every Bit Counts in Quantized Beamforming: From CSI Feedback to Low-Resolution Hardware
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) is a key technology in modern wireless networks, but its performance is often analyzed under ideal hardware assumptions. In practical implementations, however, quantization appears throughout the signal-processing chain, including channel state information (CSI)
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