Multipath interference disrupts wireless signals, causing issues like TV ghosting and fading. Now, researchers have developed a passive metasurface that overcomes traditional filtering limits. Using a ...
Multipath is real and omnipresent, a detriment when GPS is used for positioning, navigation, and timing. The authors look at a technique to reduce multipath by using a pair of antennas on a moving ...
Telltale signs of multipath are the fluctuations in the signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) reported by some GNSS receivers. In this month’s column, the authors look at how an analysis of SNR values can be ...
Keep the antenna level. Rotate it 90 degrees. Move it a few inches to the left. Stand to the right. Hold it a bit higher ... there--nope. Try again. That has been my high-definition television (HDTV) ...
The author is senior product design engineer for audio processing for Wheatstone. Thanks to Glynn Walden for his questions in last month’s Radio World Reader’s Forum (Jan. 3 issue) regarding KSDS’ ...
Interoperable multipath hemispherical map (MHM) using overlap-frequency signals across constellations. The top panel shows the flowchart for modelling and correcting multipath in interoperable MHM.
As the number of higher-throughput applications grows, so does the need for wider bandwidth and network coverage in wireless systems. Given limited spectrum allocation, wireless communication ...
This video presents a study in which researchers developed a passive metasurface that uses a time-varying interlocking mechanism with metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors to selectively ...
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As the number of higher-throughput applications grows, so does the need for a wider bandwidth and network coverage in wireless systems. Given limited spectrum allocation, wireless communication ...
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