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Study of correlation and power imbalance on the MIMO distributed system

This work is focused on achieving large performance gains in wireless networks by means of distributed or cooperative Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) systems. In this contribution, it is studied in detail the correlation of different Cooperative MIMO Systems, based on measuring these systems on a reverberation chamber. Cooperative Systems with more than 10 antennas are studied in detail. These results show the impact of these new propagation channels on the 5th generation mobile communication systems, which will be of importance for the development and characterization of such systems. In this new systems power imbalance acquires more importance.