… is the source transmit beamforming, x is the transmit symbol of the source with unit power,
and zS represents the transmit distortion noise independent of x, which models the joint effects …

… with respect to the effects of hardware impairments for an FD-AF … tion loop effect, see
Subsection II-E3. The aforementioned … • Due to the joint consideration of hardware distortions in …

… impairment levels at the BS and user l,1 respectively. Without loss of generality, we assume
that the effects of hardware impairments at … Therefore, we set the impairments levels of users …

… to hardware impairments at the … the hardware impairments at the BS has been investigated
for a massive MIMO system, where noncoherent detection is applied in the uplink. The effects …

… performances especially when the hardware impairment effects are taken into … joint data
offloading and WPT via a MIMO FD UAV in consideration of its hardware impairment effects. …

… Abstract—Despite the deleterious effect of hardware impairments (HWIs) on wireless systems,
… serve jointly K UEs in the same time-frequency resources with M and K being large. Each …

… 5.8 of [34], we can convert the joint CDF of these two independent variables into a function
with … In order to gain a better insight into the effect of hardware impairments on the system …

… effects of HWIs and non-Gaussian noise on the system performance is thoroughly discussed
independently by itself in [4]–[6], but the joint effect … first that address the joint issue of HWIs …

… donot consider the practical hardware impairments which has … effect of Rx IQ imbalance is
not considered therein. In [10], the effect of Tx IQ imbalance is studied and in [11], impairments …

… Especially, the effect of transceiver hardware impairments (HIs… -ID systems for HI and ideal
hardware conditions, respectively). … On the other hand, HIs show more severe effect for higher …