Wenbin Zheng

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Wenbin Zheng is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of wireless communications and cooperative networking, with a particular focus on maximizing the performance of distributed multi-antenna systems. His most cited paper, "Maximum multi-hop range using cooperative transmission with a fixed number of nodes" (2013, 4 citations), addresses a fundamental challenge in mobile ad hoc networks: how to extend communication range using a limited set of nodes. In this work, Zheng explores the use of cooperative transmission (CT) through distributed multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) in diversity configuration, investigating optimal node groupings and spatial placements to maximize multi-hop range along a designated direction. This contribution is significant for applications in disaster response, military communications, and remote sensing, where infrastructure is unavailable and node resources are constrained. While his citation count is modest, the work demonstrates a clear, problem-driven approach to network design—offering practical insights into how cooperative diversity can be leveraged for range extension without additional hardware. Zheng’s research is a valuable reference for students and engineers working on energy-constrained, distributed wireless systems.