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Coverage and Throughput Analysis at 60 GHz for Indoor WLAN with Indirect Paths

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Fig. 1.  20° Rx antenna, 3-way ball joint and rotating arm.
Fig. 3.  Floor plan and measurement locations.
Fig. 7.  RMS delay spread of the direct path versus the best indirect  path.
Fig. 9.  802.11ad TCP throughput in NLOS.

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