Advanced Antenna Manufacturer | MIOT SOLUTION

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What is the Advanced Antenna System?


Wireless communication has been one of the most successful innovations in modern history. Recently, the number of subscribers to wireless communication services exceeded 10 billion and continues to grow quickly. The demand for wireless data traffic is rapidly increasing due to the growing popularity of smartphones and other mobile data devices, such as tablets, “notepad” computers, netbooks, and eBook readers. Advanced Antenna System (AAS) is a combination of AAS Radio and AAS features. Also, an AAS Radio is made up of an Antenna Array. An antenna Array is a set of multiple connected antennas that works together as a single antenna, to transfer or receive radio waves. The process of an AAS Radio instructs that the array is attached to the hardware and software system and is required for the transmission and receiving of signals to support the accomplishment of the AAS features. 


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Multi-Antenna Techniques 


The purpose behind the innovation of this technique is to supply the receiver with numerous versions of the same signal which is transmitted through one channel. Multi-Antenna Techniques are a huge success for the public because of the communication authenticity and increased channel sizes. Moreover, Multi-Antenna techniques have reduced the interference in the downlink ( signals which are coming from the cell tower to your cellular device) and uplink ( signals leaving your cellular device and going back to the cell tower). Therefore, Multi-Antenna Techniques are referred to as AAS features, including Beamforming and MIMO( Multiple - Input and Multiple - Output ). Also, if you apply AAS Features to AAS Radio results, it increases the effectiveness of the process. 


Beamforming 


It is a method where the radio energies/ signals conducted to the radio channels towards a specific receiver. Also, a radio channel is termed as a way of communication between transmission and the receiver where messages are transferred and communicated over. Beamforming is a technique of transferring data signals towards a specific user rather than sending signals to multiple users. This technique is helpful for the single user because it can increase the data speed and the connection becomes faster and more reliable than it would be without beamforming. 


MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) techniques 


It is a method or a technique, where multiple antennas are used for both the sources (receiving and the transmitting). MIMO is a Radiofrequency or communication technology that is being used by many new technologies. Also, MIMO works on both the Uplink and downlink but for a better understanding we would discuss the working of MIMO in DL here - Single-user MIMO( SU - MIMO) and Multi-user MIMO( MU - MIMO). Single-user MIMO serves one device at a time and Multi-user(MU-MIMO) serves multiple devices simultaneously.


For Advanced Antenna Manufacturer in Kunshan, Suzhou in China. call on (+1) 212-946-2707 or mail on info@miotsolutions.com

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