Abstract:
Sistema (50, 60), que comprende: una antena (34, 71, 72); un primer circuito (51, 55, 61, 65) que puede hacerse funcionar para proporcionar una primera señal a dicha antena; un segundo circuito (52, 56, 63, 67) que puede hacerse funcionar para proporcionar una segunda señal a dicha antena, estando la segunda señal desfasada en frecuencia con respecto a la primera señal; y en el que dicha antena puede hacerse funcionar para transmitir un primer haz correspondiente a la primera señal con una primera polarización, dicha antena puede hacerse funcionar además para transmitir un segundo haz correspondiente a la segunda señal con una segunda polarización que es ortogonal a la primera polarización, y en el que dicho segundo haz solapado parcialmente se solapa al primer haz y está desfasado en frecuencia con respecto al primer haz para minimizar de ese modo la formación de puntos nulos en el primer haz y el segundo haz.
Abstract:
A wireless system, which minimizes nulls within the wireless system, while simultaneously providing diversity. A wireless system will now have increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap. The system uses time or frequency offset on the signals input to an antenna to minimize interference in the regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices in conjunction with array elements to enhance the interference reduction.
Abstract:
A wireless system, which minimizes nulls within the wireless system, while simultaneously providing diversity. A wireless system will now have increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap. The system uses time or frequency offset on the signals input to an antenna to minimize interference in the regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices in conjunction with array elements to enhance the interference reduction.
Abstract:
A wireless system (30) minimizes nulls within the wireless system while simultaneously providing diversity. The system uses time or frequency offset on signals input to an antenna (40, 50, 60, 100) to minimize interference in regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices (69, 70) in conjunction with array elements (102-128) to enhance the interference reduction. As a result, the wireless system has increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap (O1-O3).
Abstract:
A wireless system, which minimizes nulls within the wireless system, while simultaneously providing diversity. A wireless system will now have increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap. The system uses time or frequency offset on the signals input to an antenna to minimize interference in the regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices in conjunction with array elements to enhance the interference reduction.
Abstract:
A wireless system, which minimizes nulls within the wireless system, while simultaneously providing diversity. A wireless system will now have increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap. The system uses time or frequency offset on the signals input to an antenna to minimize interference in the regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices in conjunction with array elements to enhance the interference reduction.
Abstract:
A wireless system (30) minimizes nulls within the wireless system while simultaneously providing diversity. The system uses time or frequency offset on signals input to an antenna (40, 50, 60, 100) to minimize interference in regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices (69, 70) in conjunction with array elements (102-128) to enhance the interference reduction. As a result, the wireless system has increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap (O1-O3).
Abstract:
A wireless system (30) minimizes nulls within the wireless system while simultaneously providing diversity. The system uses time or frequency offset on signals input to an antenna (40, 50, 60, 100) to minimize interference in regions of beam overlap. Additionally, polarization diversity can be introduced using Butler Matrices (69, 70) in conjunction with array elements (102-128) to enhance the interference reduction. As a result, the wireless system has increased capacity and coverage due to an enhanced signal to interference ratio in the areas of beam overlap (O1-O3).