1999
DOI: 10.1109/35.747261
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Smart base stations for "dumb" time-division duplex terminals

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“…The number of segments increases with the length of the arc. The coordinates of the endpoints of each segment are substituted into (7). The point with the smallest value of the function is chosen as the best signal point.…”
Section: ) Precodingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The number of segments increases with the length of the arc. The coordinates of the endpoints of each segment are substituted into (7). The point with the smallest value of the function is chosen as the best signal point.…”
Section: ) Precodingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the PDFD and DFNPI schemes can be used in the reverse link but are not desirable for use in the forward link where the receiver is the portable unit. One way to maintain the low complexity of the portable unit is to move channel equalization functions in the forward link from the portable unit receiver to the base-station transmitter [7]. This technique is called precoding or preequalization.…”
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