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Definition of "MIMO" |
A Multiple Input, Multiple Output (MIMO) system has multiple antennas and multiple radios. It takes advantage of multipath effects, where a transmitted signal arrives at the receiver through a number of different paths. Each path can have a different time delay, and the result is that multiple instances of a single transmitted symbol arrive at the receiver at different times. Usually multipath is a source of interference, but MIMO systems use the fact that data will arrive at the receiver at different times through different paths to improve the quality of the data link. For example, rather than relying on a single antenna path to receive an entire message, the message can be pieced together based on fragments received at the various antennas. This can act to either increase the data rate at a given range, or increase system range for a given data rate. / Multiple Input Multiple Output, Mitteldeutsche Motoren Werke (Central German Motor Works), / A Multiple Input, Multiple Output system has multiple antennas and multiple radios. It takes advantage of multipath effects, where a transmitted signal arrives at the receiver through a number of different paths. Each path can have a different time delay, and the result is that multiple instances of a single transmitted symbol arrive at the receiver at different times. Usually multipath is a source of interference, but MIMO systems use the fact that data will arrive at the receiver at different times through different paths to improve the quality of the data link. / In radio, multiple-input and multiple-output is the use of multiple antennas at both the transmitter and receiver to improve communication performance. / The statwatt is the unit of power in the centimeter/gram/second electrostatic system. In a direct current circuit, 1 statW is the power dissipated, radiated, or expended when one statvolt of potential difference drives a current of one statampere through a component. |
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