Rotating antenna units capture phase differences at multiple angles to resolve signal direction ambiguity across a broad frequency band without calibration.
Removable frames or floor fixtures place direction-finding antenna arrays by aircraft windows without structural changes, cutting installation and testing effort.
Sequentially switch one receive chain between antennas to estimate wireless AOA without the cost and power of multiple chains.
Comparing differential angle of arrival with differential angle of departure identifies line-of-sight beams for user equipment positioning.
Segmented antenna arrays with dedicated and common RF receive paths reduce hardware complexity while maintaining high direction-finding precision.
Adaptive anchor selection and grid-based extended Kalman filtering resolve localization accuracy versus system complexity trade-offs in wireless networks.