Receiver spatial-temporal signal processing for broadband wireless systems
David D. Falconer, A.M. Legnain, Sébastien Roy · 2002
In this overview, we review the basic reception techniques of adaptive spatial and temporal processing, which have been shown to yield substantial improvements in capacity and performance of wireless systems. After a review of appropriate transmission channel models, we introduce the elements of linear and nonlinear space-time processing and outline their capabilities for combating interference and multipath. We then describe some current applications and discuss adaptation issues.