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it may be practical in the office setup where 6+ antenna phased arrays Wi-Fi switches are "cost-practical". With phased array you have much more geometrical fle
by VladRussian 16y ago
it may be practical in the office setup where 6+ antenna phased arrays Wi-Fi switches are "cost-practical". With phased array you have much more geometrical flexibility - you may "narrow beam" transmission to a client while better adjusting the transmitter's null onto the receiver's physical location to the current conditions, reflections, etc...
- reemrevnivek 16y agoNo, I think that the parent post was referring to the transmitters on the radio device. The transmitting and receiving antennas are different, and they place the receiving antenna in a null of the transmitters. This is easy and practical because they're in a location which is fixed by the PCB/housing. There's no phased array required.