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@Ash • Jul 4, 2008
Re: Need Seminar Topics
Hm, how about Multibeam Antennas?
<a href="https://www.mwrf.com/Article/ArticleID/19192/19192.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">StackPath</a> -
@vishnuj17-fzkXpC • Jul 5, 2008
ashHm, how about Multibeam Antennas?
<a href="https://www.mwrf.com/Article/ArticleID/19192/19192.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">StackPath</a>thanks for ur help๐. but kud u suggest me something that will become popular , not space comm type๐. i want evrybody to feel the topic as it happens ๐
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@Ash • Jul 6, 2008
Space communications? Haha, my friend, have you read through the whole article yet? This article has nothing to do with outer space ๐ Space Division Multiple Access has various applications, which in this case refers to cellular technologies.
Multibeam Antennas is an emerging technology that will replace current systems such as those used in BTS. It can increase user capacity and spectral efficiency. It has important applications in WiMax, which will DEFINITELY be very popular.
Its worth doing a seminar for ๐ Obviously the article I gave you is not enough. You'd have to find out more about Space Division MA, patch antennas, WiMax etc. -
@vishnuj17-fzkXpC • Jul 7, 2008
๐sorry friend, i wasnt able to access the link then as i think my connection is a bit slow. and i searched for multi beam antennas. thats y i posted u such a reply.
as u know according to the experts the nxt technological revolution wiil b in tele comm field and i think sdma is the key.
thanx for ur help....... sdma ll b a great topic if the faculty permits. ๐
hope u ll b helping me thru out this task. ill b updatin u abt my progress -
@choondu-pifcYl • Apr 6, 2010
i have some topics in mind.. They are:
Circuit-switched vs packet switched
Electromagnetic Spectrum and Bandwidth
Intelligent Network (IN)
Ultra Wide Band Technologies
Optical Networking Elements
Source:Edufive.com
For emore see :#-Link-Snipped-#
hope its useful...let me know: