A new rotatable coupler antenna (RCA) is modeled via multi-port circuit theory and its 3D coupler rotations are optimized to maximize received SNR in a point-to-point link.
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SiFo pretrains a CSI feedback model on source sites and uses RSRP-based user matching to calibration memory for site-specific subspace guidance at target sites without parameter updates.
Spiking neural networks with progressive residual encoding deliver energy-efficient CSI feedback in massive MIMO, competitive with transformers at over 93% lower energy consumption.
A site-specific Type-II codebook design infers UE-dependent beam subspaces from RSRP fingerprints to achieve Type-II-comparable CSI capture with substantially lower online overhead and UE complexity.
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Rotatable Coupler Antenna Enhanced Wireless Network: Modeling and Coupler Rotation Optimization
A new rotatable coupler antenna (RCA) is modeled via multi-port circuit theory and its 3D coupler rotations are optimized to maximize received SNR in a point-to-point link.
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SiFo: Wireless Foundation Model for Low-Overhead Site-Specific CSI Feedback
SiFo pretrains a CSI feedback model on source sites and uses RSRP-based user matching to calibration memory for site-specific subspace guidance at target sites without parameter updates.
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Massive MIMO CSI Feedback with Spiking Neural Networks
Spiking neural networks with progressive residual encoding deliver energy-efficient CSI feedback in massive MIMO, competitive with transformers at over 93% lower energy consumption.
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Bridging Standardized Codebook and Site-Specific Beamforming: A Unified Limited-Feedback Framework
A site-specific Type-II codebook design infers UE-dependent beam subspaces from RSRP fingerprints to achieve Type-II-comparable CSI capture with substantially lower online overhead and UE complexity.