Spatial, polarization, and pattern diversity for wireless handheld terminals

By C. Dietrich, K. Dietze, J. Nealy, W. Stutzman. 2001

475 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Eight-port orthogonally dual-polarised MIMO antennas using loop structures for 5G smartphone (2017, background): “Nevertheless, there are also other means to improve the channel capacity, such as applying the diversity technique that includes spatial, polarisation and pattern diversity, because they can give good enhancement in the isolation between antenna elements in a MIMO system [10].”
Design and Evaluation of a Reconfigurable Antenna Array for MIMO Systems (2008, background): “From an antennas perspective, different array configurations and types of element have been proposed and analyzed for MIMO links [4], [5].”
Eight-Port Orthogonally Dual-Polarized Antenna Array for 5G Smartphone Applications (2016, background): “Diversity techniques (spatial, polarization, and pattern diversity) can provide good solutions to improve the isolation between antenna elements, if more antennas are to be embedded into a smartphone [13].”
Space-Time Codes for High Data Rate Wireless Communications (2002, result): “This is in agreement to what is expected due to the nature of pattern distortion for inline orientation [103, 104].”
Impact of antenna correlation on the capacity of multiantenna channels (2005, unknown): “I. INTRODUCTION”
Electromagnetic analysis of effective and apparent diversity gain of two parallel dipoles (2003, background): “In [1], there are comparisons between measured and theoretical diversity gains for parallel dipoles, but the agreement is rather poor.”
Multiple-antenna capacity in the low-power regime (2003, background): “If the antennas are very tightly spaced, electromagnetic coupling also plays a role (it tends to reduce correlation [46], [47]).”