BER PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF WIMAX MIMO SYSTEM
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The demand for high data rate is increasing day-by-day in today’s scenario. With limited bandwidth resources, WiMAX can be viewed as efficient solution to this problem . WiMAX technology is based on IEEE 802.16 standard and is able to support greater number of customers at higher data rates. Although WiMAX standard can support both fixed and mobile applications, but the latter have larger demand. Its performance can be further boost up by utilizing MIMO techniques. This paper reviews the BER (Bit error rate ) performance analysis of WiMAX system with MIMO technique .
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