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Which of the following is not the benefit of smart antenna?

Which of the following is not the benefit of smart antenna? Correct Answer It decreases the SIR

Probability of collisions is reduced so the inference is also reduced in smart antennas. Thus the Signal to interference (SIR) increases in this. The SNR is also high as the multipath fading is also reduced n diversity type system.

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