Cellular systems using adaptive antennas for spatial processing have been shown to provide an increase in capacity. When employing adaptive antennas, the standard approach to achieve capacity gain has been to maximize the link quality between the mobile and base station via optimum combining. This paper presents an alternative optimization approach based on jointly optimizing the adaptive anten...

A system consisting of an antenna array and an adaptive processor can perform filtering in both the space and the frequency domains, thus reducing the sensitivity of the signal-receiving system to interfering directional noise sources. Variable weights of a signal processor can be automatically adjusted by a simple adaptive technique based on the least-mean-squares (LiVIS) algorithm. During the...

An antenna array element failure problem is one of the practical and challenging issues in the field of adaptive beamforming. The complete radiation pattern of the array is distorted when any one of the elements fails. Sidelobes level increases, nulls are shifted and null depth is also decreased tremendously. In order to mitigate the problem, we have given a new and easy approach coined as conj...

In this paper, the Invasive Weeds optimization( IWO) is exploited to produce the array radiation pattern that is nearest to the desired objective which exhibits sidelobe level (SLL) suppression and/or null placement. The inter-element position of even element Linear Arrays Array (LAA) is optimized and relocated whilst maintaining uniform excitation over the array aperture and the phase of the a...