Performance analysis of a null steering algorithm

Huang, Yikun; Panique, Michael

doi:10.1109/aps.2007.4396470

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Design of a Dynamic Beamforming Antenna for Wimax Radio Systems

Huang

2008

2008 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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This paper presents our design and development of an 8-channel adaptive beamforming antenna for new developments in radio technology: the emergence of chip-based components implementing the recently completed IEEE 802.1 6d-2004 (WiMAX) radio standard [1][2][3][4]. WiMAX offers the potential of long range (up to 50 miles) and high bandwidth (up to 50 Mb/s) radio links. Although the new WiMAX standard offers the potential for using smart, adaptive antennas, this functionality has not been implemented. Our design will serve as a common platform for testing adaptive array algorithms including direction of arrival (DOA) estimation, beamforming, and adaptive tracking, as well as complete wireless communication with a WiMAX Radio. Heavy emphasis will be placed on ease of implementation in a multi-channel / multi-user environment. In the future, we hope to expand this interface to support dynamic radio channel selection via direct interaction with radio hardware or implementation of a cognitive radio system. 12

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Design of a Dynamic Beamforming Antenna for Wimax Radio Systems

Huang

2008

2008 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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Analysis of minimum variance distortionless response and least mean square beamforming algorithm for smart antenna

Mainkar¹,

Jagtap²,

Mulay³

2016

2016 International Conference on Internet of Things and Applications (IOTA)

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WiMAX dynamnic beamforming antenna

Huang

2008

IEEE Aerosp. Electron. Syst. Mag.

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This presents our design and development of an 8-channel adaptive beaniforming antenna for new developments in radio technology: the emergence of chip-based components implementing the recently completed IEEE 802.16d-2004 (WiMAX) radio standard [1-4]. WiMAX offers the potential of long-range (up to 50 miles) and high bandwidth (up to 50 Mb~s) radio links. Although the new WiMAX standard offers the potential for using smart, adaptive antennas, this functionality has not been implemented. Our design will serve as a common platform for testing adaptive array algorithms including direction of arrival (DOA) estimation, beamforming, and adaptive tracking, as well as complete wireless communication with a WiMAX Radio. Heavy emphasis will be placed on ease of implementation in a multi-channel / multi-user environment. In the future, we hope to expand this interface to support dynamic radio channel selection via direct interaction with radio hardware or implementation of a cognitive radio system

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Performance analysis of a null steering algorithm

Cited by 5 publications

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Design of a Dynamic Beamforming Antenna for Wimax Radio Systems

Design of a Dynamic Beamforming Antenna for Wimax Radio Systems

Analysis of minimum variance distortionless response and least mean square beamforming algorithm for smart antenna

WiMAX dynamnic beamforming antenna

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