一个低调的循环偏振毫米波宽带天线分析了室内场景中的物联网应用的链接预算

Parveez Shariff Bhadravathi Ghouse1, Pallavi R Mane1, Tanweer Ali1

  • 1Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal 576104, India.

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概括

一个紧的,低调的毫米波天线产生循环偏振 (CP) 已开发用于便携式设备. 这种CP天线有效地减轻了多路径和错位问题,在各种条件下提高了通信可靠性.

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