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Old October 7th 04, 02:03 PM
Richard Harrison
 
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Default Why do WiFi basestations use two antennas?

Arthur wrote:
"---to implement this (space diversity) which range from simply coupling
the two antennas together to having entirely separate receivers and just
selscting the best signal."

The latter works. The former doesn`t.

Coupling two antennas together produces a directional array, not space
diversity. The only way to produce space diversity is to selsct a
signal from a group while rejecting the others. With multiple signals,
there is always some combination that can produce complete cancellation.

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

 
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