Base station antenna unified system for sensors and test calls
A technology for base station antennas and sensors, applied in the field of communication systems, can solve problems such as changes and performance degradation
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[0031]The base station antenna (BSA) is the last element in the radio frequency (RF) path before transmission to a cellular device such as a cell phone. This makes it an ideal location for placing sensors that measure overall RF path performance. Some embodiments provide that the system may host a test call generation facility that is operable to perform call testing that might otherwise be addressed by sending out an expensive drive-testing team. BSAs can have various installation and / or environmental condition-specific properties that require the sensor to be tuned and / or optimized based on the environmental conditions. Such environmental conditions may include the presence and / or absence of structures that may block one or more lobes of the antenna coverage pattern, weather conditions that may affect the BSA, structures supporting the BSA and / or RF path components that cause signal degradation and / or or failure or deterioration of auxiliary components. Additionally, other...
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