Compact integrated diversity antenna for wireless communications
By Samuel C. K. Ko, Ross Murch. 2001
304 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Q. Chu
- Zhengwei Du
- Chun-Xu Mao
- Mohammad S. Sharawi
- A. B. Numan
- Daniel N. Aloi
- Corbett Ray Rowell
- A.C.K. Mak
In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Q. Chu
- Zhengwei Du
- Chun-Xu Mao
- Khaled Ben Letaief
- Mohammad S. Sharawi
- A. B. Numan
- Daniel N. Aloi
- Corbett Ray Rowell
Citations in the corpus
- A CSRR Loaded MIMO Antenna System for ISM Band Operation (2013, methodology): “Using the above definition, the maximum possible MEG with 100% antenna efficiency is 3 dB [23].”
- Side-Edge Frame Printed Eight-Port Dual-Band Antenna Array for 5G Smartphone Applications (2018, background): “BPR can be found from MEG of the antennas as follows [18]:”
- Integrating Compact Printed Antennas Onto Small Diversity/MIMO Terminals (2008, background): “according to (7) is 0 dB, differences up to 3 dB in the mean power delivered from the antenna branches can be considered acceptable [27].”
- Isolation Improvement in a Dual-Band Dual-Element MIMO Antenna System Using Capacitively Loaded Loops (2013, methodology): “Following the same mobile communications channel assumptions as in [34] MEG can be evaluated using, MEG = 1 2π ∫ 2π”
- Compact Coradiator UWB-MIMO Antenna With Dual Polarization (2014, methodology): “Diversity/MIMO antenna (in the base station or mobile terminal) can be used to improve the reliability and transmission capacity of the system without increasing bandwidth and power consumption, which greatly improve the spectrum efficiency [3]–[5].”
- Isolation Enhancement Between Two Closely Packed Antennas (2008, methodology): “In addition, a compact integrated diversity antenna with two feed ports has been proposed in [ 15 ], [16].Sincetheyarebasedonpatchantennas,thesizemaynotbe suitable in very small form factors.”
- A Wideband Printed Dual-Antenna With Three Neutralization Lines for Mobile Terminals (2014, background): “In this communication, of 0 dB and 6 dB, which are the average in an indoor and an urban fading environment, respectively [14], are assumed.”
- Antenna systems for broadband wireless access (2002, background): “be made compact and also provide correlations of less than 0.1 [ 10 ].”
- Reducing Mutual Coupling of MIMO Antennas With Parasitic Elements for Mobile Terminals (2012, background): “The mobile wireless environment defined in [22] has a series of reasonable assumptions: the fading envelope being Rayleigh distributed, the incoming wave arriving in horizontal plane only, the incoming wave’s orthogonal polarizations being uncorrelated, the individual polarizations being spatially u”
- A Compact Wideband MIMO Antenna With Two Novel Bent Slits (2012, methodology): “In this paper, a cross-polarization discrimination of 0 dB, which is the average in an indoor fading environment [9], [10], is assumed.”
- Compact dual-printed inverted-F antenna diversity systems for portable wireless devices (2004, background): “In order to create an antenna diversity system on a wireless device [2], two or more antenna elements could be placed in positions that provide uncorrelated signals of the same power level [3].”
- Reduction of Mutual Coupling Between Closely-Packed Antenna Elements (2007, background): “An altogether different approach for closely packing antennas has been proposed in [13] which consists of a compact integrated diversity antenna with two feed ports, but it does not provide a general solution for reducing mutual coupling between common antenna elements.”
- Design and Performance Investigation of a Dual-Element PIFA Array at 2.5 GHz for MIMO Terminal (2007, background): “However, several practical aspects pose challenges for achieving the predicted high data rates and coverage [3], [4].”