Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system

The application and implementation of smart antenna system have been considered in the Second Generation (2G) and the Third Generation (3G) system. By knowing the positions of mobiles, a base station can steer the beam, direct and control the power of a beam towards a single lone mobile or a groups...

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Main Authors: Elgabli A., Ismail M., Kiong T.S.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-298382023-12-28T16:57:52Z Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system Elgabli A. Ismail M. Kiong T.S. 57195473771 7401908770 15128307800 Adaptive antenna Power control SINR WCDMA Antennas Base stations Mobile telecommunication systems Omnidirectional antennas Power control Adaptive antenna Angle of arrival Downlink power control Second generation (2G) SINR Smart antenna systems Third-generation (3G) systems WCDMA Adaptive control systems The application and implementation of smart antenna system have been considered in the Second Generation (2G) and the Third Generation (3G) system. By knowing the positions of mobiles, a base station can steer the beam, direct and control the power of a beam towards a single lone mobile or a groups of mobile stations. The system can be implemented using either an adaptive or a switched beam technique. In this project, we develop, simulate and evaluate the SINR and Eb/No performances of an adaptive beam technique in the WCDMA system for downlink with and without power control algorithm. The performance is then compared with an omnidirectional antenna system. Simulation shows that the best performance can be achieved when all the mobiles with different distance from base station have the same Angle-of-Arrival in one beam. Furthermore, the maximum capacity for different data rate users that can be accommodated by the system was determined in this paper. � 2007 Asian Network for Scientific Information. Final 2023-12-28T08:57:52Z 2023-12-28T08:57:52Z 2007 Article 10.3923/jas.2007.703.709 2-s2.0-34249785096 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-34249785096&doi=10.3923%2fjas.2007.703.709&partnerID=40&md5=23e472504221bdd7a4a71aa9848d8699 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29838 7 5 703 709 All Open Access; Bronze Open Access Asian Network for Scientific Information Scopus
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topic Adaptive antenna
Power control
SINR
WCDMA
Antennas
Base stations
Mobile telecommunication systems
Omnidirectional antennas
Power control
Adaptive antenna
Angle of arrival
Downlink power control
Second generation (2G)
SINR
Smart antenna systems
Third-generation (3G) systems
WCDMA
Adaptive control systems
spellingShingle Adaptive antenna
Power control
SINR
WCDMA
Antennas
Base stations
Mobile telecommunication systems
Omnidirectional antennas
Power control
Adaptive antenna
Angle of arrival
Downlink power control
Second generation (2G)
SINR
Smart antenna systems
Third-generation (3G) systems
WCDMA
Adaptive control systems
Elgabli A.
Ismail M.
Kiong T.S.
Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
description The application and implementation of smart antenna system have been considered in the Second Generation (2G) and the Third Generation (3G) system. By knowing the positions of mobiles, a base station can steer the beam, direct and control the power of a beam towards a single lone mobile or a groups of mobile stations. The system can be implemented using either an adaptive or a switched beam technique. In this project, we develop, simulate and evaluate the SINR and Eb/No performances of an adaptive beam technique in the WCDMA system for downlink with and without power control algorithm. The performance is then compared with an omnidirectional antenna system. Simulation shows that the best performance can be achieved when all the mobiles with different distance from base station have the same Angle-of-Arrival in one beam. Furthermore, the maximum capacity for different data rate users that can be accommodated by the system was determined in this paper. � 2007 Asian Network for Scientific Information.
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Ismail M.
Kiong T.S.
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author Elgabli A.
Ismail M.
Kiong T.S.
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title Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
title_short Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
title_full Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
title_fullStr Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
title_full_unstemmed Performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for WCDMA system
title_sort performance of adaptive antenna with downlink power control for wcdma system
publisher Asian Network for Scientific Information
publishDate 2023
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