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wifi_csi_info_t missing shape information
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Issue Description
For each RX and TX Antenna pair, a single CSI matrix should be delivered.
Since the ESP only has one Antenna the number of received CSI must depend on the peer's number of antennas.
Thus there should be an attribute in the wifi_csi_info struct explaining the shape of CSI. Is it possible the CSI matrix is flattened unbeknownst to the user?
I couldn't find an official reference for this problem, but here is the link to the cited paper: here
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wifi_csi_info_t missing shape information
wifi_csi_info_t missing shape information (AEGHB-856)
Oct 27, 2024
You can refer to the table under Wi-Fi Channel State Information, where the information under the STBC classification explains the CSI data shape for multiple antennas.
You can infer the CSI shape based on the information in wifi_csi_info_t . To check the valid data length, read it from rx_ctrl->sig_len . The CSI data shape can then be deduced from the valid data length.
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Issue or Suggestion Description
wifi_csi_info_t missing shape information
Issue Description
For each RX and TX Antenna pair, a single CSI matrix should be delivered.
Since the ESP only has one Antenna the number of received CSI must depend on the peer's number of antennas.
Thus there should be an attribute in the wifi_csi_info struct explaining the shape of CSI. Is it possible the CSI matrix is flattened unbeknownst to the user?
I couldn't find an official reference for this problem, but here is the link to the cited paper: here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: