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Angle-of-arrival statistics for low resolution antennas

Andersen et al., 2002

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9155912988332958648
Author
Andersen J
Pedersen K
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Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

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In a scattering environment, the propagation paths to a receiving antenna arrive from a certain angular spread of directions. For a low-resolution antenna, an apparent direction of arrival may be defined as the azimuth direction of maximum power. A small array is used as …
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