Sentence examples for matrix of channels from inspiring English sources

We just did the Sonic Arboretum show in Chicago and for that we hooked up my pedal board to a Tascam X-48 Hard Disk Recorder and you have 48[liness] out, so we could create this matrix of channels going out to these groups and clusters of [speaker] horns.

Let r 1 ( n ), …, r R ̄ n ( n ), be the entries of R ̄ n and let us define the M ν n × | | R ̄ n | | -size matrix of channels from all MTs transmitting on RB ζ n, except the channel from T ( n ), as H ~ n = [ H r 1 ( n ), H r 2 ( n ), …, H r | | R ̄ n | | ( n ) ]. (7).

Let denote the matrix of channel coefficients between the transmitter and the receiver.

As for the correlation matrix of (1), we use the correlation matrix of channel from the TGn model of the IEEE 802.11n standard.

However, inter-group interferences exist, because the eigenvector matrix of channel correlation is not exactly equal to the Kronecker product of the azimuth and elevation DFT prebeamformers.

where is 2N × 1 received vector, is a 2N × N matrix of channel coefficients, and is the vector of noise samples.

where RH = E[H HH] denotes the autocovariance matrix of channel coefficient in FD, RN = E[N NH] is the covariance matrix of the noise, −1 denotes the inverse operation of a matrix.

where y LLSE refers to the LLSE estimate of measurement y, Λ y is the covariance matrix of y (which will be transmitted as metadata), and Σ is the covariance matrix of channel noise n.

where Σ is the initial covariance matrix of channel and x k (i) is an L × 1 vector contained by particles at time k – 2, k – 1, and k in the same trajectory i.

The system matrix Ψ ˜ ˜ differs from one communication system to another, i.e., in a CDMA system it represents the matrix of the spreading codes whereas in a MIMO-OFDM system, the matrix Ψ ˜ ˜ is in fact a combination of two matrices: the matrix of channel coefficients and the matrix of orthogonal IFFT subcarriers.

where x 1 ( 1 ) ( t ) is the NT,1 × 1 signal vector sent by the primary transmitter, h11 is the NT,1 × 1 vector of channel coefficients between primary transmitter and receiver, and Ht is the NT,1 × NT,2 matrix of channel coefficients between both transmitters.