A New Smart Antenna for 5/6G Wireless Systems: Narrow 360° Steerable Beam With No Reflectors

In this chapter is presented a computationally efficient and fast method to construct smart antennas using an analytical, phase shift technique. A phase shifting method for a nonlinear array antenna is described. The array antenna elements are arranged in a regular polygon geometry, and it is shown...

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Published inSmart Antennas and Electromagnetic Signal Processing for Advanced Wireless Technology pp. 147 - 165
Main Authors Pirapaharan, K., Hoole, P.R.P., Kunsei, H., Senthilkumar, K.S., Hoole, S.R.H.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Denmark Routledge 2020
River Publishers
Edition1
Subjects
Aerospace & Radar Technology
Electronic Devices
Electronics & Semiconductors
Radar & Navigation Systems
Datacenter design
Array Antenna Elements
End Fire Array
energy efficient metrics
datacenter carbon footprint computation
Express Ways
Beam Width
Dipole Elements
Array Model
Side Lobes
Regular Polygon
Mobile Handsets
Radiation Patterns
MIMO
Complex Weights
Optimized Weights Coefficients
Future Wireless Systems
Single Beam
Equilateral Triangle
Half Wave Dipole
Main Beam Direction
Beam Pattern
energy efficiency of data center
Antenna Elements
LMS Method
Smart Antennas
Linear Array Antenna
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ISBN9788770222068
8770222061
DOI10.1201/9781003339564-5

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  • 5.1 Introduction 5.2 A Narrow Steerable Single-Beam Smart Antenna without a Reflector 5.3 Adaptive Array Model and Analytical Beamforming 5.4 Conclusions References 5.5 Appendix 5.1 The MATLAB™ Code for Calculating the Optimized Weights of a Three-Element Array