A Compact Hertzian Dipoles Multiport Model for Near-Field MIMO System Assessment

Russer, Johannes A.; Ivrlac, Michel T.; Haider, Michael; Wane, Sidina; Bajon, Damienne; Nossek, Josef A.

Computational Photonics (Prof. Jirauschek)

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Title:: A Compact Hertzian Dipoles Multiport Model for Near-Field MIMO System Assessment
Document type:: Konferenzbeitrag
Author(s):: Russer, Johannes A.; Ivrlac, Michel T.; Haider, Michael; Wane, Sidina; Bajon, Damienne; Nossek, Josef A.
Abstract:: The information flow rate in chips and also on circuit boards of modern electronic systems has developed into a bottleneck. Wireless ultrawideband (UWB) multi-input-multi- output (MIMO) chip-to-chip communication may provide a solution to this problem. The physical modeling of near-field MIMO systems requires network-oriented modeling accounting for the reciprocity of near-field MIMO antenna configurations. In this work we investigate a compact circuit model to assess near-field MIMO configurations and study a 2 × 2 MIMO test configuration for it potential with respect to its channel capacity under parameter variation concerning antenna positions and scatterers within the signal path. «
The information flow rate in chips and also on circuit boards of modern electronic systems has developed into a bottleneck. Wireless ultrawideband (UWB) multi-input-multi- output (MIMO) chip-to-chip communication may provide a solution to this problem. The physical modeling of near-field MIMO systems requires network-oriented modeling accounting for the reciprocity of near-field MIMO antenna configurations. In this work we investigate a compact circuit model to assess near-field MIMO configurati... »
Book / Congress title:: Proc. IEEE Radio Wireless Symposium (RWS)
Publisher address:: Anaheim, CA
Year:: 2018
Month:: January
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