Ngara broadband access system for rural and regional areas

Iain B. Collings, Hajime Suzuki, David Robertson · 2012 · Telecommunications Journal of Australia

Summary. Researchers developed and tested a new MU-MIMO wireless system called Ngara for rural broadband access. The system achieved six simultaneous users at 12 Mb/s symmetric speeds over a single 7 MHz channel in a real rural environment. The technology can scale to 12 users at 50 Mb/s over wider channels, using innovations in synchronisation, antenna design, channel estimation, and signal processing to deliver efficient broadband to dispersed areas.

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Collings, I. B., Suzuki, H., & Robertson, D.. (2012). Ngara broadband access system for rural and regional areas. Telecommunications Journal of Australia. https://doi.org/10.7790/tja.v62i1.281

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DOI: 10.7790/tja.v62i1.281
Countries: Australia
Regions: Oceania
Categories: broadband-and-digital
Added: 2026-04-28