Presentation 2007-11-27
A study of interference suppression technique using Adaptive Array Antenna for indoor short range areas
Masayuki ENOMOTO, Masaaki YAMANAKA, Norihiko MORINAGA,
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Abstract(in English) In the indoor ubiquitous communication environment, where a lot of private wireless communication systems exist, unintended radiation from each system causes serious inter-system interference. To cope with such a problem, we have proposed an unnecessary radiation suppressing technique with controlling the transmit antenna directivity using Adaptive Array Antenna. In the proposed technique, wide and deep nulls are created to intended directions to suppress unnecessary radiation. In this paper we clarify how deeply and widely (in the angle) can it suppress unnecessary radiation especially in short range areas. With computer simulation we clarify it can attain 30dB radiation suppressing for 240 degree width with 8 element array and 310 degree width with 16 element array around each terminal.
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Keyword(in English) adaptive array antenna / interference suppression / degree of freedom / short range wireless communication
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Title (in English) A study of interference suppression technique using Adaptive Array Antenna for indoor short range areas
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Keyword(1) adaptive array antenna
Keyword(2) interference suppression
Keyword(3) degree of freedom
Keyword(4) short range wireless communication
1st Author's Name Masayuki ENOMOTO
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Information and Communications Technology, Hiroshima International University()
2nd Author's Name Masaaki YAMANAKA
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Information and Communications Technology, Hiroshima International University
3rd Author's Name Norihiko MORINAGA
3rd Author's Affiliation Department of Information and Communications Technology, Hiroshima International University
Date 2007-11-27
Paper # SR2007-57
Volume (vol) vol.107
Number (no) 352
Page pp.pp.-
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