5G Wireless Communications using Smart Antenna Technology
By: Bhardwaj, Ankush
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Contributor(s): Sharma, Kavya.
Publisher: Ghaziabad Mantech Publications 2011Edition: Vol,6(1), Jan-May.Description: 11-20p.Subject(s): EXTC Engineering
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Trends in microwave engineering and technologySummary: Smart antenna techniques are expected to have a substantial effect on the efficient use of spectrum, the minimization of the expense of developing new wireless networks. the enhancement of service quality, and the realisation of seamless activity through multi-technology wireless networks in advanced wireless systems such as 5G mobile communications.nonetheless,its performance is dependent on two factors that are often ignored when researching smart antenna technologies; to begin, the features of smart antennas must be considered early in the design process of future systems (top-down compatibility);Second, a practical performance of the smart antenna technique should be carried out in accordance with the crucial parameters associated with future systems requirements (bottom-up feasibility).
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Smart antenna techniques are expected to have a substantial effect on the efficient use of spectrum, the minimization of the expense of developing new wireless networks. the enhancement of service quality, and the realisation of seamless activity through multi-technology wireless networks in advanced wireless systems such as 5G mobile communications.nonetheless,its performance is dependent on two factors that are often ignored when researching smart antenna technologies; to begin, the features of smart antennas must be considered early in the design process of future systems (top-down compatibility);Second, a practical performance of the smart antenna technique should be carried out in accordance with the crucial parameters associated with future systems requirements (bottom-up feasibility).
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