Definition of effective diversity gain and how to measure it in a reverberation chamber

By Per-Simon Kildal, Kent Rosengren, J. Byun, Juhyung Lee. 2002

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Compact dual-printed inverted-F antenna diversity systems for portable wireless devices (2004, background): “366], [15] and follows the Rayleigh distribution [13].”
Integrating Compact Printed Antennas Onto Small Diversity/MIMO Terminals (2008, methodology): “Two widely-used and equivalent metrics for evaluating diversity performance of MEA systems are the EDG [11] and the diversity antenna gain (DAG) [12].”
On the Use of Reverberation Chambers to Simulate a Rician Radio Environment for the Testing of Wireless Devices (2006, background): “These include radiated power of mobile phones [21], gain obtained by using diversity antennas in fading environments [22], [23], antenna efficiency measurements [24], measurements on multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems [25], emulated channel testing in Rayleigh multipath environments [26]–”
Simulating the Multipath Channel With a Reverberation Chamber: Application to Bit Error Rate Measurements (2010, background): “Applications include: radiated power of mobile phones [17]; gain obtained by using diversity antennas in fading environments [18], [19]; antenna efficiency measurements [20]; measurements of multiple-input”
Correlation and capacity of MIMO systems and mutual coupling, radiation efficiency, and diversity gain of their antennas: simulations and measurements in a reverberation chamber (2004, unknown): “Furthermore, in [4] we showed that the diversity gain of a two-port antenna can be measured straightforwardly in a reverberation chamber.”
Electromagnetic analysis of effective and apparent diversity gain of two parallel dipoles (2003, methodology): “Previously, in [3], we defined the effective diversity gain as the diversity gain of a dual-antenna configuration multiplied by the radiation efficiency of the antenna element that is used as reference for the diversity gain.”