CONTINUING growth of cellular and personal communications services (PC
S) trill challenge system planners as they try to achieve a combinatio
n of coverage, capacity, and service quality, While conventional stati
c infrastructures often cannot fulfill dynamic network needs, the use
of smart antennas in a controllable dynamic system provides a cost-eff
ective method for improving system performance, This second article of
a two-part series examines the use of diversity methods in these syst
ems, along with strategies for conversion from analog cellular formats
to digital schemes such as time-division multiple access (TDMA) and c
ode-division multiple access (CDMA). in addition, various commercial a
pplications of smart antennas are reviewed.