Apparatus for implementing cross-polarized integrated antennas for mimo access points
A technology for vertically polarized antennas and wireless devices, which can be applied to antenna supports/installation devices, antenna unit combinations with different polarization directions, diversity/multi-antenna systems, etc., and can solve the problem of not including internal cross-polarized antennas.
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[0032] In some embodiments, internal cross-polarized antennas may be implemented in a small form factor multi-stream MIMO access point. In these embodiments, each of the antennas may be located within the access point with, for example, vertical polarization or horizontal polarization. A MIMO access point can be a dual radio access point in that the internal antennas of the access point can operate in both the 2.4GHz band and the 5.0GHz band. The implementation of cross-polarized internal antennas generally involves considerations of various aspects such as radio frequency (RF), thermal characteristics, mechanical mechanisms, and / or electrical mechanisms. Also, in some embodiments, polarization diversity may be implemented in the design of small form factor MIMO access points in addition to standard pattern diversity and spatial diversity. As a result, maximum diversity among internal antennas within a multi-stream MIMO access point may be obtained, thereby improving the perf...
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