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ESE 471: MIMO: Don't put all of your signals in one channel

This video describes how diversity combining methods, and multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems allow wireless systems to avoid the problems of fading in multipath channels and instead take advantage of them, by combining different channels to increase the signal to noise ratio of the received signal, or to create parallel eigen-channels which carry orthogonal information. Specifically, the video covers maximal ratio combining, transmit diversity via Alamouti coding, Direct-mapped MIMO with the zero-forcing solution, and the capacity theorem when using multiple antennas. While I know it isn't good to put all of your signals in one channel, my apologies, I did put all of the multiple-antenna topics in one video. Hope it doesn't cause you to fade. For all of my 471 course materials, check out https://span.engineering.wustl.edu/es....