US Patent Application 18031776. ORIENTATION-ROBUST OPERATION OF TRI-POLARIZED ANTENNA ARRAY simplified abstract

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ORIENTATION-ROBUST OPERATION OF TRI-POLARIZED ANTENNA ARRAY

Organization Name

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)

Inventor(s)

Maksym Girnyk of SOLNA (SE)

Jonas Medbo of UPPSALA (SE)

ORIENTATION-ROBUST OPERATION OF TRI-POLARIZED ANTENNA ARRAY - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18031776 titled 'ORIENTATION-ROBUST OPERATION OF TRI-POLARIZED ANTENNA ARRAY

Simplified Explanation

- The patent application describes a wireless communication device that uses an antenna array for wireless transmissions. - The antenna array consists of multiple antenna elements with different polarizations. - The wireless communication device performs beamforming processing by weighting the antenna signals with different beamforming vectors based on their respective polarizations. - The beamforming vectors are designed to reduce spatial variations in the array factor of the antenna array. - The innovation aims to improve the performance and reliability of wireless transmissions by reducing signal variations caused by the antenna array.


Original Abstract Submitted

A wireless communication device () performs wireless transmissions via an antenna array of the wireless communication device (). The antenna array comprises multiple antenna elements with a first polarization, a second polarization, and a third polarization. For at least some of the wireless transmissions, the wireless communication device () performs beamforming processing by, for the first polarization, weighting antenna signals each corresponding to a respective one of the multiple antenna elements by a first beamforming vector, for the second polarization, weighting antenna signals each corresponding to a respective one of the multiple antenna elements by a second beamforming vector, and for the third polarization, weighting antenna signals each corresponding to a respective one of the multiple antenna elements by a third beamforming vector. The first beamforming vector, the second beamforming vector, and the third beamforming vector result in spatial variations of an array factor of the antenna array which are reduced as compared to performing the beamforming processing of the signals without weighting the signals.