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Opportunities for Direct-to-Cell Polarization MIMO in the Downlink of a LEO Satellite Footprint
A single low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite offers almost no spatial degrees of freedom, but its two polarizations can carry a second layer to the handset. The downlink spectral efficiency is mapped over the footprint of a satellite at 330 km altitude above Munich. The channel is a cascade of Jones fac
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