Is a ground BS antenna suitable for the cmwave frequency range?

The cmWave frequency range, defined from 7 GHz to 15 GHz, potentially strikes a balance capacity and propagation losses, being a promising frequency range for 6G . The ground BS antenna design is clearly central to address-ing these technical challenges. To this end, this paper proposes novel ground BS antenna design for the cmWave range.

Can antennas be used for direct air-to-ground communications?

This paper proposes an antenna solution for direct air-to-ground (ATG) communications, particularly focusing on the challenges and potential of the digital airspace vision. The intra- and inter-cell interference caused by sidelobes of ground base station (BS) antennas and the bandwidth constraints at sub-6 GHz bands are important limitations.

Do BS antennas cause inter-cell interference at sub-6 GHz bands?

The intra- and inter-cell interference caused by sidelobes of ground base station (BS) antennas and the bandwidth constraints at sub-6 GHz bands are important limitations. The paper introduces a ground BS antenna design for the 5.9-8.5 GHz band.

What is a ground BS antenna?

The paper introduces a ground BS antenna design for the 5.9-8.5 GHz band. The main contributions include wide-band, high-isolation antenna array concept for the ground BS antenna, along with an analysis of how the antenna array dimension affects the signal-to-noise-and-interference ratio and throughput in ATG systems.

What are L3Harris manned and unmanned airborne radios?

L3Harris manned and unmanned airborne radios take battlefield communications to new heights. These SWaP-optimized solutions leverage the field-proven, hardware platform of the RF-7850M family of handheld, base station and vehicular systems to extend battlespace connectivity to the air.