Most MIMO systems use the same polarization (vertical or horizontal) across all of the antennas used on a particular device. However, it is also possible to use antennas of dissimilar polarization; for example, in a 2 x 2 MIMO system, one of the antennas may be oriented horizontally and the other oriented vertically. In this case, it is possible to avoid situations where correlated multipath causes a drop in throughput for systems using identically polarized antennas; if the antennas have different polarization, then it is difficult or impossible to have a situation where different antennas see correlated multipath signals.
However, this is offset by the fact that antennas of dissimilar polarization may pick up signals at widely varying levels; for example, the horizontally polarized antenna might receive signals that are 10-20 dB higher than the vertically polarized antenna. This leads to a drop in throughput because the channel as effectively seen by the antennas becomes Rician, ...
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