Can I use 2 different antennas for MIMO?
The complete question was:Â Is it technically feasible to create 2x2 cross polarized MIMO scheme using non identical antennas? E.g. the classic LPDA-92 with the new LPDA-599?
Yes, if specific conditions to be met.
Yes, if specific conditions to be met.
So essentially, there are three scenarios:
Only 2x Frequency bands (1427-1517 and 1710-2700) that the customer will take full advantage of MIMO during operation.
Even though the antenna pairs aren't identical within other bands, they still could harness the MIMO capabilities if the frequencies used fall within 698MHz-960MHz and 3400MHz-3800MHz (both antennas cover these frequencies).
There will be no MIMO capabilities using the 5000MHz-7200MHz frequency operation.
