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Definition of "Multi-Path" |
In radio transmission, multi-path refers to the simultaneous reception of two copies of the signal, that arrive via separate paths with different delays. A common example is when a signal bounces off a building or other object and is received along with the direct signal. Usually, multi-path is an undesired effect but in MIMO systems, separate antennas deliberately send replicas and sophisticated receivers piece together the fragments to improve performance. |
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