Summary
Wireless communications, which has become an essential tool both for American consumers and the US industry, requires constantly increasing data rates to accommodate growing consumer demands. The US frequency regulator (Federal Communications Commission FCC) is currently making available new spectrum in the frequency range 7-24 GHz, also known as ‘’upper mid-band”, to satisfy this demand. In order to efficiently use this spectrum, it is necessary to deploy adaptive antenna arrays at both base stations and user locations; such adaptive arrays can direct the transmissions into specific direction
