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Chapter 9
Antennas
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Antennas in real channels
• One important aspect is how the channel and antenna
interact
– The antenna pattern determines what the system sees
– Delay spread and angular spread affected by the antenna pattern
• The user may have a large influence on the behavior of the
antenna
– Change in antenna pattern
– Change in efficiency: mis-match
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Important antenna parameters
• Directivitiy
– Total power in a certain direction compared to total transmitted power
• Efficiency
• Q-factor
– Stored energy compared to dissipated energy
• Mean effective gain
– Include influence of random channel
– Average received power compared to average received power by isotropic
antenna in real environment
• Polarization
• Bandwidth
rad
rad ohmic match
R
R R R
Radiation efficiency of an antenna is the ratio of the total power radiated dividied by net power of a transmitter connected to the antenna.
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Mobile station antennas
Monopole Helix Patch
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Impact of user on MS antenna
Up to around 10
dB difference,
depending on
person.
Copyright: Kovacs et al.
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Base station antennas
Narrow
mast
5 cm
diam.
mast
10 cm
diam.
mast
Base station antenna pattern affected by the mast (30 cm from antenna).
Copyright: European Microwave Ass.
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Base station antennas
Base station antenna pattern affected by a concrete foundation.
Copyright: European Microwave Ass.
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Common antenna types
• Linear antennas (dipole, monopole)
• Helical antennas
• Microstrip antennas
• PIFA and RCDLA antennas
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Linear antennas (1)
• Hertzian dipole (short dipole)
– Antenna pattern:
– Gain
• /2 dipole
– Pattern
– Gain
G, sin
Gmax 1.5
G, cos
2cos
sin
Gmax 1.64
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Linear antennas (2)
• Radiation resistance of dipoles
– Uniform current distribution
– Tapered current distribution
• Monopole over groundplane
– Twice the gain of dipole
– Half the radiation resistance of dipole
Rraduniform
802La/2
Rradtapered
0.25Rraduniform
La is the wavelength of the antenna
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Helical antenna
• Combination of loop antenna and linear antenna
– If dimensions much smaller than wavelength, behaves like linear
antenna
– Bandwidth, efficiency, and radiation resistance increase with
increasing h
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Microstrip antennas
• Dielectric substrate with ground plane on one side, and
metallic patch on the other
• Properties determined by
– Shape of patch: size must be at least
– Dielectric properties of substrate
L 0.5substrate
substrate 0 / r
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PIFA and RCDLA
• PIFA (Planar inverted F antenna)
• RCDLA (Radiation-coupled dual-L antenna
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Multiband antennas
• For many applications, different wireless services need to
be covered
• Example: cellular handset
– GSM 900
– GSM 1800
– GSM 1900
Copyright: Ericsson