Preprint: Turning antenna speed into data faces extreme mechanical limits
In simulations, a receiver given angle information reached five index bits; an AoD-free version saturated at three, while the baseline antenna speed was 385 km/h.
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In simulations, a receiver given angle information reached five index bits; an AoD-free version saturated at three, while the baseline antenna speed was 385 km/h.
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