Antenna monitoring for wireless and telecommunications for private, public, and first responders
AssigneeLeaf Communication Consulting Inc.
InventorsFrederick Daniel Leaf, Joshua Travis Helling
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AssigneeLeaf Communication Consulting Inc.
InventorsFrederick Daniel Leaf, Joshua Travis Helling
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This disclosure describes example antenna monitoring systems and methods that can include, among other things, a transmitter near each of the antennas in a distributed antenna system (DAS). The transmitter can transmit on a certain frequency or channel corresponding to that antenna, so that the various transmitters in the DAS each transmit on different frequencies. These frequencies can be detected by a receiver and can be processed to determine whether a signal at any frequency or channel expected to be received is missing. If any expected signal is missing for any frequency or channel, the receiver can infer that the antenna or a component associated with the antenna (such as cabling) may have failed. The receiver can then output an indication or notification that may be accessed by maintenance personnel and/or emergency personnel to enable them to identify and repair the non-functioning antenna or component.
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An antenna monitoring system comprising:
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An antenna monitoring method comprising:
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An antenna monitoring system comprising:
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An antenna monitoring system comprising hardware circuitry configured to:
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