Abstract
The receiving performance of mobile antenna systems that have vertical and horizontal elements at the 920-MHz band has been investigated by measurements in both rural and urban areas in Japan. Three types of inverted-F antennas for a car and three types of antenna elements, a monopole, a bent-slot and an inverted-F antenna, for portable equipment were used in the experiments. The average received power and its probability density function are obtained as the parameter to evaluate the performance of antenna systems. The performances of the bent-slot antenna system for portable equipment and the inverted-F antenna system mounted on a car are compared with those of the monopole or dipole antenna systems used as reference antennas. A notable increase in the average received power has been observed in operation in an urban area where the field distributes randomly and consists of cross-polarized components. >
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