A system and a method for mast vibration compensation
A vibration compensation, mast technology, applied in vibration damping, electrical components, transmitter monitoring, etc., can solve problems such as expensive and bulky, and achieve the effect of reducing requirements, increasing costs, and reducing overall cost and complexity
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[0022] The proposed solution is to use adaptive antennas instead of traditional parabolic narrow beam antennas and to use electronic control of adaptive antennas to compensate for mechanical mast vibrations in backhaul networks such as those using microwave radio links, thereby reducing the requirement for mast stability .
[0023] Adaptive antennas with beam shape control are typically implemented in the base station to provide an appropriate communication link between the base station and the user terminal, as described in US 6917337 to Iida et al. Furthermore, adaptive antennas are also used in point-to-point (PTP) communication systems in order to implement interference mitigation methods, as described in published application US 2008 / 0049672 to Barak et al.
[0024] Typical half-power beamwidth angles of conventional high performance parabolic antennas are in the range 1° to 3°, depending on the frequency band and dimensions of the antenna. This leads to the conclusion t...
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