论文信息 - A semi-empirical representation of antenna diversity gain at cellular and PCS base stations

A semi-empirical representation of antenna diversity gain at cellular and PCS base stations

Predictions of uplink space-diversity gain in the cellular and personal communications systems (PCS) bands (near 850 MHz and 1.9 GHz, respectively), suffer from incomplete modeling of multipath angular spread /spl sigma/. Using previously published measurements to reduce the gap, we show that /spl sigma//spl sim/[distance]/sup -1/2/ and that diversity gains are about 2 dB higher for PCS than for cellular.

Larry J. Greenstein | Ta-Shing Chu | T. Chu | L. Greenstein

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