Method of calibrating and testing spatial nulling antenna

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Radiotelephone equipment detail

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455562, 455101, 455132, 455272, 342360, 342423, 34235708, 34235712, H04Q 732, H04B 710

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060093358

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus is provided for calibrating and detecting faults in a receiver having a multi-element antenna. The method includes the steps of selecting an antenna element of the multi-element antenna and transmitting a signal through the selected element. The method further includes the steps of detecting the transmitted signal through at least one antenna element of a remaining set of elements of the multi-element antenna and calculating a phase shift for the at least one antenna element of the remaining set of elements.

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