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PDSCH & PDCCH Beamforming Deep dive- 5G Massive MIMO Session 4

Mohamed ELAdawi

17 Mar 2025 — 1 min read

Welcome to Session 4 of the 5G Massive MIMO Training Series. The following is covered in this video:

Introduction/Contents
PDSCH Beamforming based on SRS
SRS Antenna switching
Tacking UE SRS Limited Power: SRS Frequency Hopping
SRS Capacity improvement solution

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