Why multichannel beamforming is useful for wireless communication

[@WZen0]

multichannel beamforming is also used in fighter aircraft and a good example would be the TWS radar mode ( track while scan ) where there is a beam locked on one or more enemy targets and another still scans the sky to potentially detect other targets

[@VikramReddyAnapana]

Excellent, thank you

[@jimrox-i5v]

excellent explanation. thank you

[@MATLAB]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hamedforouzandeh7274]

hi Brian, Thanks for the well explained video. If I got it right in the case when we are supposed to simultaneously cover multiple radio receivers with a single array, multiple dedicated beams need to be sent for each receiver which means different RF chains are required for each one in a hybrid beamforming scenario right?

[@kakhaval]

That is useful discussion for downlink but does not apply to uplink. Is there a video on Uplink receiving signals on all those array elements.

[@kamirembugu4447]

Some great stuff here

[@martink4910]

Can an embedded Extruded aluminum T-slot channel be used for this system?

[@djredrover]

Hi Brian, can you please do some videos on the Lyapunov Stability Theorem and Sliding Mode Control? It would be greatly appreciated since I am dealing with a problem that can be solved via SMC.

[@TurbidSugar19]

Nothing commercial about massive mimo. In fact, more then 4 ant elements is less economically wise

[@HenriFaust]

So this is how fighters lock radar missiles onto multiple targets simultaneously.