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The Evolution of Base Station Antennas for Mobile Communications

C. Beckman, B. Lindmark
2007 2007 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications  

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This paper gives a general overview of the design of base station antennas for mobile communications. It explains underlying theoretical and practical implementation aspects in mobile communication networks of today and the future. In the first part the fundamental parameters of a base station antenna are discussed in the context of radio network design. In particular we discuss parameters such as gain, radiation patterns, frequency bands and power handling and put them in the context of cell
more » ... anning, propagation and capacity. In the final parts of the paper we give an overview of the underlying theory of diversity and MIMO systems.
doi:10.1109/iceaa.2007.4387244 fatcat:3hv5le5555bkbmiavf3iyn6syu
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C. Beckman, B. Lindmark. "The Evolution of Base Station Antennas for Mobile Communications." 2007 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications (2007)