wifi: Extend documentation about current MU-MIMO PHY support
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Illustration of signals tracking upon channel switching
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MU-MIMO PHY support
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###################
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There is a basic support for MU-MIMO at the PHY layer that has been introduced in release
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ns-3.40. The current model can be used for both downlink and uplink MU-MIMO transmissions.
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The use of OFDMA and MU-MIMO for Multi-User transmissions depends on how the TXVECTOR
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is filled in by the MAC layer (not implemented yet). Since mixed OFDMA and MU-MIMO
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configurations are not supported, the TXVECTOR determines it carries information for
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MU-MIMO if all users are assigned the same RU, otherwise it corresponds to an OFDMA
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transmission.
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At the PHY layer, OFDMA and MU-MIMO transmissions are handled in a similar way, the main difference
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lies in MU-MIMO having the same spectrum shared simultaneously with multiple transmitters (for
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the uplink direction). The current PHY abstraction model assumes perfect conditions where the
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interference helper is able to detect signals belonging to the same MU-MIMO transmission and make
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sure they do not interfere with each others. Interference with other signals, including other
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MU-MIMO transmissions, is still supported by the model.
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The MAC model
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=============
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