UMTS LTE Multiple Input Multiple Output - MIMO

Multiple input multiple output is the combination or use of two or more radio or telecom transport channels for a communication channel. The ability to use and combine alternate transport links provides for higher data transmission rates (inverse multiplexing) and increased reliability (interference control). The MIMO configurations can include up to four transmit and up to 4 receive antennas which can be setup in downlinks and/or uplinks.

The UMTS LTE system can provide single user MIMO (SU-MIMO) or multiple user MIMO (MU-MIMO). SU-MIMO manages multiple transmission paths for each user and MU-MIMO manages multiple transmission paths for two or more users.

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