As wireless data applications over cellular networks become more widespread, the pressure to increase capacity will become even more intense. Capacity in the 800 and 900 MHz bands, where bandwidth is restricted, is al...As wireless data applications over cellular networks become more widespread, the pressure to increase capacity will become even more intense. Capacity in the 800 and 900 MHz bands, where bandwidth is restricted, is already becoming a limiting factor. This paper attempts to address how the application of smart antenna systems has brought about improvements in call quality and increased capacity through reduced Interference in Mobile Communication. The smart antenna may be in a variety of ways to improve the performance of a communications system. Perhaps most importantly is its capability to cancel co-channel interference. It helps in improving the system performance by increasing the channel capacity, spectrum efficiency, extending range coverage, speech quality, enabling tighter reuse of frequencies within a cellular network and economically, feasible increased signal gain, greater, reduced multipath reflection. It has been argued that Smart antennas and the Algorithms to control them are vital to a high-capacity communication system development.展开更多
Distributed antenna arraying is a promising technology for weak signal reception. The received signals from different antennas are aligned and combined to improve the receiving signal-to-noise ratio(SNR). However, the...Distributed antenna arraying is a promising technology for weak signal reception. The received signals from different antennas are aligned and combined to improve the receiving signal-to-noise ratio(SNR). However, the combining performance is serious degraded by the difference of sampling frequency between antennas. In this paper, a frequency domain based signal combining method is proposed to solve this problem. The unaligned sampled data in time domain of the received signals are transformed to frequency domain using fast Fourier transform(FFT). The received signals can be aligned in frequency domain when their spectrum resolutions are the same. Therefore the received signals with the same total sampling time can be aligned and combined in frequency domain and then the combined signal is recovered using inverse fast Fourier transform(IFFT). Numerical simulations with two typical modulation types, i.e., PSK and PCM/BPSK/PM, prove the validity and robustness of this method.展开更多
文摘As wireless data applications over cellular networks become more widespread, the pressure to increase capacity will become even more intense. Capacity in the 800 and 900 MHz bands, where bandwidth is restricted, is already becoming a limiting factor. This paper attempts to address how the application of smart antenna systems has brought about improvements in call quality and increased capacity through reduced Interference in Mobile Communication. The smart antenna may be in a variety of ways to improve the performance of a communications system. Perhaps most importantly is its capability to cancel co-channel interference. It helps in improving the system performance by increasing the channel capacity, spectrum efficiency, extending range coverage, speech quality, enabling tighter reuse of frequencies within a cellular network and economically, feasible increased signal gain, greater, reduced multipath reflection. It has been argued that Smart antennas and the Algorithms to control them are vital to a high-capacity communication system development.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (61671263)Tsinghua University Independent Scientific Research Project (20194180037)
文摘Distributed antenna arraying is a promising technology for weak signal reception. The received signals from different antennas are aligned and combined to improve the receiving signal-to-noise ratio(SNR). However, the combining performance is serious degraded by the difference of sampling frequency between antennas. In this paper, a frequency domain based signal combining method is proposed to solve this problem. The unaligned sampled data in time domain of the received signals are transformed to frequency domain using fast Fourier transform(FFT). The received signals can be aligned in frequency domain when their spectrum resolutions are the same. Therefore the received signals with the same total sampling time can be aligned and combined in frequency domain and then the combined signal is recovered using inverse fast Fourier transform(IFFT). Numerical simulations with two typical modulation types, i.e., PSK and PCM/BPSK/PM, prove the validity and robustness of this method.
