The phrase "a single antenna of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific antenna that is part of a larger system or structure.
Example: "The research focused on a single antenna of the satellite array to analyze its performance."
Alternatives: "one antenna of" or "a lone antenna from".
In such a way, cooperative communication allows a source node with a single antenna to share the antennas of other nodes, resulting in a form of virtual multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) system.
Numerous cladocerans lacking an ephippium are reported for the same locality, namely, extinct prochydorids of three different species [ 11, 14] and a single antenna II of an undetermined ctenopod [ 12].
By merging the output of all 10 antennas, the telescope will form radio images equivalent to one from a single antenna thousands of miles wide.
By combining signals from its far-flung dishes, the VLBA mimics a single antenna the size of the continent, picking up details that would elude smaller telescopes.
In this paper, we consider a wireless ad hoc network comprising M transmitters communicating with M corresponding receivers, where each of all transmitters and receivers is equipped with a single antenna and the distance of the receivers from the corresponding transmitters is much larger than the distance between transmitters as illustrated in Fig. 1.
Of course it is impossible to avoid reading the same tag by different antennas: for this reason, it has been used as a simple algorithm based on the number of readings of a single antenna, in order to univocally associate a position (as a 'zone'zone
In this study, we consider a single antenna at each sector of the macro BS, and multiple antennas are used for the backhaul link reception at the MNs.
More specifically, in the following we consider a cluster of K spot-beams covering K user terminals, each equipped with a single antenna, under the limitation of a single transmitting user per bean, during a specific channel instanceb.
