Indoor 2 GHz polarisation and spatial fading characteristics
Julian Webber, Mark A Beach, C.N. Canagarajah
Abstract
Julian Webber, Mark A Beach, C.N. Canagarajah
Abstract
For indoor and small cell urban environments the multipath activity is contained within a relatively short time window. Polarisation diversity offers additional diversity gain from independently fading signals, especially in channels where the system bandwidth is comparable with the channel coherence bandwidth, and hence limits the available frequency diversity.
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For indoor and small cell urban environments the multipath activity is contained within a relatively short time window. Polarisation diversity offers additional diversity gain from independently fading signals, especially in channels where the system bandwidth is comparable with the channel coherence bandwidth, and hence limits the available frequency diversity.
Key concepts: Fading, Coherence bandwidth, Multipath propagation, Diversity scheme, Bandwidth (computing), Antenna diversity, Delay spread, Computer science