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mmWave, MIMO, and Beamforming

Model mmWave, MIMO, and beamforming systems

Growing demand for higher data rates and user capacity requires efficient spectrum utilization. Multi-user multi-input multi-output (MU-MIMO) and Massive MIMO techniques improve spectrum efficiency by enabling simultaneous communication with multiple receivers and increasing the number of data streams transmitted. 5G systems use large-scale antenna arrays to counter propagation loss in mmWave bands. These examples show how you can use RF Blockset to design, simulate, and analyze mmWave, MIMO, and beamforming systems.

Featured Examples

Massive MIMO Hybrid Beamforming with RF Impairments

Massive MIMO Hybrid Beamforming with RF Impairments

Employ hybrid beamforming at the transmit end of a massive MIMO communication system.

RF Impairments for 5G NR Downlink Waveforms

RF Impairments for 5G NR Downlink Waveforms

Model RF impairments for 5F NR downlink waveforms and then compute and visualize EVM of this waveform.

Modeling RF mmWave Transmitter with Hybrid Beamforming

Modeling RF mmWave Transmitter with Hybrid Beamforming

Model and simulate a 66 GHz QPSK RF transmit and receive system with a 32-element hybrid beamforming antenna.

Modeling and Simulation of MIMO RF Receiver Including Beamforming

Modeling and Simulation of MIMO RF Receiver Including Beamforming

Model a MIMO RF receiver with a baseband beamforming algorithm.

Wireless Digital Video Broadcasting with RF Beamforming

Wireless Digital Video Broadcasting with RF Beamforming

Model a digital video broadcasting system which includes a 16 antenna phased array receiver operating at 28 GHz.

Model RF Systems with Antenna Arrays Using RF Blockset Antenna Block

Model RF Systems with Antenna Arrays Using RF Blockset Antenna Block

Use the Antenna block to design antenna arrays for an RF system.