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Wireless LAN Design Guide for High Density 
Client Environments in Higher Education   
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Table 8 features MIMO directional antenna products for Cisco 802.11n Series APs.
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One challenge often faced in a lecture hall or auditorium is the need to provide more bandwidth than a single use of the channels 
available in 2.4 GHz will allow. Using a directional antenna can provide cell-to-cell isolation if placed, mounted, and adjusted 
properly. One aspect of using directional antennas is the concept of mechanical downtilt. Downtilt involves adjusting the antenna 
down to change the coverage pattern that is created.
The coverage pattern can be adjusted by changing the mounting height or the mechanical downtilt angle, Figure 12.
Normal Coverage
Less Sensitivity
FTB Ratio
HD-Coverage
Border Area between coverage and HD coverage