Abstract
The performance of an adaptive array with two inverted-F elements is analyzed by using the method of moments. A random signal model for mobile communication in a typical urban area is used. Three-dimensional analysis is applied to give a clear expression of the array output signal-to-interference plus noise ratio (SINR) performance. Also, a factor called SINR pattern angle ratio (PAR) is introduced with which a quantitative evaluation of the SINR patterns becomes possible. By using the PAR, the array performance for different array parameters such as inverted-F antenna (IFA) element orientations, interelement spacings and incident signal directions are computed. As a result, the IFA element is found preferable to a quarterwave monopole array in the assumed signal environment. >
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