Spatial diversity for wireless LANs
R. Brito, B. Allen, Mischa Döhler, A.H. Aghvami · 2005
Wireless local area networks (W-LAN) are widely used as a means of providing broadband access for high-speed wireless data services. The maximization of the system performance independent of the transceiver technology and the operating environment is of utmost importance to the hotspot system designer. This paper reports on the performance of single input and multiple output (SIMO) W-LAN systems and shows that a circular array topology located at the access point provides the best performance improvement compared to other candidate technologies when operating in an indoor office environment.