Model Scenarios for Direction-Selective Adaptive Antennas in Cellular Mobile Communication Systems – Scanning the Literature

Authors:
U. Martin;J. Fuhl;I. Gaspard;M. Haardt;A. Kuchar;C. Math;A. F. Molisch;R. Thomä
Affiliations:
Fachhochschule Mannheim;TU Wien, INTHFT;Deutsche Telekom AG, Technologiezentrum;Siemens AG, ÖN MN;TU Wien, INTHFT;Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik;TU Wien, INTHFT;TU Ilmenau, Fachgruppe Elektronische Meßtechnik
Venue:
Wireless Personal Communications: An International Journal
Year:
1999

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Abstract

Intelligent antennas offer the possibility of greatly increasing the capacity of cellular mobile radio systems. We give a comprehensive overview of the literature concerning model scenarios for applications of direction-selective intelligent antennas. Measurement campaigns and simplified models are described that have been derived from these measurements or from physical considerations. Furthermore, directional fading simulators are reviewed which are essential for testing of smart antenna systems.