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Downlink MU-MIMO for LEO Direct-to-Device: Feasibility, Architecture, and Implementation
Direct-to-device connectivity from low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites is commercially available, but its throughput is limited by the satellite antenna size and by payloads that separate users only by beams and frequency reuse. This article shows that a single LEO satellite with a meter-scale array ca
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