Toshimitsu Tsubaki
Harvard University
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personal, indoor and mobile radio communications | 2014
Ken Hiraga; Kazumitsu Sakamoto; Tomohiro Seki; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Hideki Toshinaga; Tadao Nakagawa
In a short-range multiple-input and multiple-output (SR-MIMO) transmission system that relies on line-of-sight (LOS) propagation, the channel matrix is determined by the antenna geometry, hence radio frequency (RF) signal processing by using an analog matrix circuit is a valid means of separating spatially-multiplexed multiple signal streams. To date several simple decoding methods utilizing this feature for SR-MIMO transmission have been proposed and demonstrated at one frequency point. This paper presents a demonstration of a simple decoding method for two-branch SR-MIMO transmission in a broadband with eight percent relative bandwidth, which corresponds to two-channel usage in the 60-GHz band. An experimental evaluation of the method was performed after prototyping the array antenna and weight matrix circuit. The evaluation results showed signal separation performance of 15 dB was obtained through the frequency range of 24.0-26.0 GHz. Bit error rate (BER) was simulated using measured transmission characteristics and we determined that 16 QAM signals at this band can be transmitted in the prototype system.
IEEE Wireless Communications Letters | 2015
Kazumitsu Sakamoto; Maki Arai; Ken Hiraga; Tomohiro Seki; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Hideki Toshinaga; Tadao Nakagawa
Millimeter-wave short-range multiple-input multiple-output (SR-MIMO) transmission employing zero-forcing beamforming (ZF-BF) at the information kiosk side can improve transmission rate without increasing mobile terminal power consumption for MIMO signal processing. However, processing delay for ZF weight generation is large, so the effects of time-varying channels due to the users hand jiggling, which cause performance degradation, cannot be ignored. In this letter, a novel fast beamforming method is described with which ZF-based weight can be generated with low delay by utilizing the relationship of channel variation and ZF weight variation. Simulation results show that the method can achieve better performance than ZF-BF.
Archive | 2006
Mamoru Kobayashi; Kohei Mizuno; Masafumi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Hideyuki Tsuboi; Bing Zeng; ビン ツェン; 秀幸 坪井; 守 小林; 俊光 椿; 晃平 水野; 雅史 清水
Archive | 2003
Hitoshi Hayashi; Masashi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki
Archive | 2004
Hitoshi Hayashi; Masashi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki
NTT Technical Review | 2003
Hitoshi Hayashi; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Tomoaki Ogawa; Masashi Shimizu
Archive | 2007
Yusuke Kawakita; Hitoshi Mitsugi; Masafumi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; 仁 三次; 佑介 川喜田; 俊光 椿; 雅史 清水
Archive | 2006
Toshihiko Kondo; Kohei Mizuno; Masafumi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Hideyuki Tsuboi; Kazuji Watanabe; 秀幸 坪井; 俊光 椿; 晃平 水野; 雅史 清水; 和二 渡辺; 利彦 近藤
Archive | 2005
Tomoaki Ogawa; Masafumi Shimizu; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Shuichi Yoshino; 修一 吉野; 智明 小川; 俊光 椿; 雅史 清水
european microwave conference | 2015
Kazumitsu Sakamoto; Ken Hiraga; Maki Arai; Tomohiro Seki; Toshimitsu Tsubaki; Hideki Toshinaga; Tadao Nakagawa