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ANTENNA SYSTEMS 2013
CONFERENCE PREVIEW
4:20 pm
Wireless Sensor Technologies from Ant to ZigBee
Rodney C. Montrose, Director of Device Development - Numerex
This session will discuss the prominent wireless sensor technologies available in the market today and what does
the future hold for this technology. We will discuss the impact of identifying the correct antennas for these sensors
to ensure that critical communications to the end destination. Learn lessons identified from the field – what happens
when the wrong antennas are selected, and the impact of obstacles in sensor communications (shrubs and trees
ARE obstacles). We will discuss the effects of grounding antennas and how costly not grounding can be when dealing with sensors especially in remote areas. Lastly, hear about what impact with the decision of AT&T announcing
sun setting of their 2G system by 2016 mean for the millions of 2G devices and the sensors that are attached to their
networks.
5:00 pm
Cocktail Reception in Exhibit Hall
Friday, December 13th
7:30 am
8:30 am
Registration / Continental Breakfast
Featured Presentation
Migrating Macro Cell Antenna Systems to LTE Advanced
Keith Radousky, CTO Americas Quintel
Wireless subscribers are ravenous for bits and carriers are scrambling to deploy additional infrastructure such as
small cells, DAS and more macrocells. DAS and small cells are getting much attention, but they are only feasible in
a very small footprint of the network. More attention is needed on how to increase capacity on existing macrocells.
Accordingly, this session will focus on deploying LTE Advanced while also increasing 3G capacity. LTE at multiple
frequency bands and migration from LTE 2Tx-2Rx to 8Tx-8Rx will be discussed. This session will explore options for
the tower-top evolution including active, integrated and passive antenna solutions.
9:20 am
Managing DAS Effectively And Efficiently
Ben Stump, Senior VP and CTO - Kentrox/Westell
Intelligent monitoring of a DAS means interpreting information from equipment throughout the network and translating that into actionable items. During this presentation, we’ll discuss how to best address the following challenges
of a DAS to ensure an effective system: Management of numerous alarms; Automated notification to the appropriate personnel (operator or service provider) based on the fault information; and Intelligent dispatching to ensure
the relevant personnel are visiting the problem location with the right equipment. Additionally, we’ll discuss how this
same solution can be used for monitoring commercial and generator power, HVACs, and environmental conditions.
10:00 am
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall
10:40 am
A Practical Guide to Using Tunable Components for Aperture-Tuned Antennas
Paul Tornatta, VP of Product and Customer Engineering - Cavendish Kinetics
The venerable Planar Inverted F Antenna (PIFA), which is used in the vast majority of smartphones today is under
pressure due to shrinking antenna volume and the wide number of bands it must support. Antenna Frequency Tuning is extending the performance of the PIFA, enhancing the radiation efficiency and widening the effective bandwidth. Although the basic design techniques for tuning have been well documented, understanding the performance
of the tuning components is essential to realize the full potential of Antenna Frequency Tuning. This presentation will
derive the key parameters to maximize radiation efficiency across LTE/3G/2G cellular bands and show case studies
of antenna designs in smart phones in very small antenna volume.
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2013
Editor’s Choice
Exponential M2M Market Growth Calls for Innovative RF and Antenna Solutions
Managing Distributed Antenna Systems Effectively and Efficiently
Millimeter Wave Antenna Radome Systems for Satellite on the Move Applications
Antennas
Components/Subsystems
Software/System Design
Test & Measurement
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