MIMO technology,  divided into SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO, is an offshoot  of various advances made in order to increase the  speed of wireless networks, whether they are  domestic, corporate or mobile phones. In an  increasingly connected world, the system is  critical to smartphones, tablets, laptops and even  appliances that access the Internet. 
 
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 Responsible for achieving higher transmission  rates, MIMO offers more speed for each attached  device, for example, helping to improve the signal  transmission mode. He was curious about the  technology? Check out the main functions,  classifications and advantages of the system that  is already present in more advanced routers and  line tops smartphone as  iPhone 6S   and   Galaxy S7 . 
 
  What  
 
 MIMO is the acronym for Multiple Input  Multiple Output, in a literal translation, it  means “Multiple Multiple Input  Output”. It is a system that aims to achieve  higher transmission rates in wireless networks.  
 
 The technology uses multiple antennas to  transmit the signal and data on a network. Thus,  the more antennas, faster and more efficient the  transmission and reception of data to the various  connected devices. Hence the name “multiple  inputs and outputs”. 
 
 This system is the successor to IEEE 802.11n  and was named 802.11ac format that received  updates in July. In addition to its improvements  in the speed of transmission and reception, the  standard uses less power and has a more enhanced  security. 
 
  Main features  
 
 The MIMO system has three distinct functions.  The STTD, SM and collaborative transmission. STTD  is the acronym for Space Time Transmit Diversity.  In this mode, all antennas transmit exactly the  same signal. This serves to increase the power  network. However, the speed remains the same.  
 
 In the function SM (Spatial Multiplexing),  each antenna transmits different data. This  increases network throughput, ie its speed.  However, the scope remains the same. This  technique is also known as OFDM-MIMO and is used  in routers in the 802.11n standard the most  current cellular networks. 
 
 Finally, the collaborative transmission, more  than one router can be combined to have one of the  other two systems, bridging the best of both  worlds. This mode, however, is the most unusual  
 
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 The MIMO system can be classified in the  format: “axb: c”. The letter A  indicates the number of transmitting antennas, the  letter B the number of receiving antennas and the  letter C the number of spatial streams. Let the  examples: 
 
 2×2 MIMO-OFDM system indicates that there  are two transmit antennas and two receiver  antennas operating in OFDM mode (or Sp), or each  transmits different data, increasing the velocity.  Thus, it could be described as 2×2: 2. In a  3×3 system: 3, there would be three transmit  antennas, three reception in three spatial  streams, tripling the speed 
 
  Advantages of MIMO  
  
 In a traditional wireless network, the router  can pay attention to only one device at a time. So  imagine that you have a notebook, a tablet and a  smartphone connected to the same Wi-Fi network.  The notebook is in an online game, the tablet is  broadcasting a film by  Netflix   and the smartphone by streaming the  YouTube .  
 
 the first router transmits and receives some  data from the online game, then to give attention  to the game and transmits some data packets to  Netflix and then to YouTube. Although the user  does not notice these stops, so that routers work.  
 
 So, to have a better performance in online  matches, it is recommended to turn off everything  that can consume bandwidth, such as streaming  videos or music. And that’s why when there  are many devices connected to the network at the  same time the videos lock, for example. 
 
 In a MIMO system with three antennas, each  antenna transmits a different type of data. So,  returning to the situation presented, an antenna  would be dedicated to the notebook, the second to  the smartphone and the third for the tablet, with  no slowdowns. 
 
 The MIMO technology can also It is divided  into SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO, which means SU single  user (single user) and MU means multiple user  (multiple users). The MU-MIMO technology is the  one that can transmit different types of data  simultaneously. 
 
  Where does  
 
 In the case of technology MU-MIMO, more  advanced, you can find it in action on the most  recent and advanced routers, such as the  Asus   RT-AC87U and  TP-Link   Archer C2600. Some smartphones and tablets line  tops also have such a system, such as the iPhone  6S and the Galaxy S7. 
 
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