MIMO Capacity

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This lecture covers the concept of MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) capacity, focusing on spatial multiplexing and the matched filter. It discusses the transmission of data along different channels and the power normalization. The lecture also delves into the calculation of capacity and the input-output relation in MIMO systems.

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Telecommunications: Wireless communication

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