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IoT based antenna positioning system

Published:2024 Issue:1 Volume:13 Page:1
ISSN:2277-5110
Container-title:i-manager's Journal on Information Technology
language:en
Short-container-title:JIT

Author:

Mohammed Abdul Salam¹,Mohammad Arshad Ali¹,Suresh Palarimath¹,Mohammed Maqsood¹

Affiliation:

1. University of Technology and Applied Sciences

Abstract

Antennas are fundamental to every form of wireless communication system. Antenna placement is crucial for successful wireless communication, according to satellites and transmitters. So, to enable the use of IoT for remote antenna deployment, this paper provides an IoT-based antenna placement solution. In this case, this paper examines the transmitted orientation of each antenna over the Internet of Things using a sensor-based system that includes a motor on each antenna. When a satellite's or transmitting station's orientation changes, it is necessary to reposition the antenna. The receiving antennas might be located in different parts of the world, at great distances from each other. So, extremely long-distance antenna placement is within the realm of possibility because of modern technology. Online visibility of antenna sites is available to the operator in charge of the IoT. The antenna monitoring GUI system is utilized by the IoT. With IoT-based antenna placement solution technology, the antenna's orientation can be monitored and updated coordinates provided to the motor, allowing it to position the antenna correctly.

Publisher

i-manager Publications

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