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    Smart antennas use antenna arrays and signal processing to track and locate users, allowing for improved coverage and capacity compared to traditional antennas. They can be directional, switched-beam, or adaptive and provide benefits like improved handovers, locating users for emergency calls, fraud detection, extended coverage area, and reduced transmit power. Smart antenna systems can operate on analog or digital systems using techniques like TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, or SDMA. Their advantages include overcoming bandwidth limitations, increasing capacity and spectrum efficiency, reducing multipath effects, interference, and cost as well as improving BER performance.

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    Smart antennas use antenna arrays and signal processing to track and locate users, allowing for improved coverage and capacity compared to traditional antennas. They can be directional, switched-beam, or adaptive and provide benefits like improved handovers, locating users for emergency calls, fraud detection, extended coverage area, and reduced transmit power. Smart antenna systems can operate on analog or digital systems using techniques like TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, or SDMA. Their advantages include overcoming bandwidth limitations, increasing capacity and spectrum efficiency, reducing multipath effects, interference, and cost as well as improving BER performance.

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    Introduction To SMART ANTENNA

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    Smart antennas use antenna arrays and signal processing to track and locate users, allowing for improved coverage and capacity compared to traditional antennas. They can be directional, switched-beam, or adaptive and provide benefits like improved handovers, locating users for emergency calls, fraud detection, extended coverage area, and reduced transmit power. Smart antenna systems can operate on analog or digital systems using techniques like TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, or SDMA. Their advantages include overcoming bandwidth limitations, increasing capacity and spectrum efficiency, reducing multipath effects, interference, and cost as well as improving BER performance.

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    SMART ANTENNA

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    BY:
    ENG. Waleed Elsafoury

    Definition

    # Physical # Electronic

    Types of Antenna
    1- Omni directional antenna

    2- directional antenna

    Smart antenna system


    Sensor array Radio unit. Beam forming network Adaptive Processor

    Types of Smart Antenna


    1- Switched-beam antenna

    2- Adaptive antenna

    Operational Benefits of Smart Antennas


    1. Smart handover 2. Locating the user for Emergency calls 3. Locating fraud perpetrators 4. Coverage extension 5. Reduced transmit power

    Smart antenna system


    # Analog system with single frequency
    1-TDMA 2-FDMA 3-CDMA 4-SDMA

    Mathematical analysis

    Advantages of using smart antenna

    Overcome the problem of limited bandwidth. Increase the capacity. Increase the spectrum efficiency. Reduce the multipath effect. Reduce the interference. Reduce cost &BER.

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