Performance and Improvement of Various Antennas in Modern Wireless Communication System

Today, the importance of wireless communication is known around the world. To achieve better communication, many techniques and methods have been introduced. Among these techniques, intelligent / adaptive antennas are a hot topic in the field of research. Smart antennas consist of several antenna arrays and are able to optimize the radiation and reception of dynamically desired signals. In order to avoid or mitigate interference, smart antennas may also introduce zero values towards the receivers by adaptively updating the weights associated with each antenna element. Smart antennas can also improve reception quality and reduce missed calls. The various existing surveys are also discussed to identify the research deficit for the scope of future research

Smart Antennas Implementation for MIMO

MIMO systems place the same requirements on the RF link as do the receive diversity systems that are in place for current cellular networks, that is, there must be de-correlation between the channels received at the antenna. This de-correlation is provided by space diversity when achieved by the separation of the antennas, or by the use of polarization diversity when implemented by the use of orthogonal antenna elements. However, for dual-pole antennas, cross-polar discrimination and port-to-port isolations can affect the diversity or MIMO performance of the system by introducing correlation between the channels. MIMO systems employing smart antennas are a promising candidate for future mobile communications due to their tremendous spectral efficiency. RF engineers have to find new antenna solutions for MIMO applications, especially the integration of MIMO antennas into small handsets is a challenging task. Smart antenna systems may revolutionize future communications systems. So far, only the spectrum, the time and the code domain are exploited for communications systems. The resources spectrum and code are very limited. Smart antennas exploit the spatial domain, which has been almost completely unused so far. For multiplex transmission within one communications link, i.e. a parallel transmission of several data streams at the same time and frequency only separated by the spatial domain, multiple transmit and multiple receive antennas (multiple input multiple output - MIMO) are required. MIMO systems promise to reach very large data rates and therewith high spectral efficiencies. The proposed research work states smart antennas for mimo’s and related for wireless systems. Keywords:MIMO,SISO,DIVERSIT

Smart Antennas Made Practical: The SPIDA Way

Smart antennas are a specific type of directional antenna able to dynamically control the gain as a function of direction. This contrasts with more traditional directional antennas, where the dynamic ability is missing, and with omni-directional antennas, which are designed to have equal gain in all directions