Ghavami, 2002 - Google Patents
Wideband smart antenna theory using rectangular array structuresGhavami, 2002
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- Ghavami M
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- IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
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Smart antenna techniques at the base station can dramatically improve the performance of the mobile radio system by employing spatial filtering. The design of a fully spatial signal processor using rectangular array configuration is proposed. Two-dimensional (2-D) spatial …
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