Microwave transmission

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Microwave transmission refers to the techniques of transmitting information over a Microwave link. Being extremely affected by weather constraint, this communication technology is limited for use in a few contexts.

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[edit] Properties

• It is only suitable over Line of Sight Transmission Links
• Provides good bandwidth
• Affected by Rain, Vapour, Dust, Snow, Cloud, Mist and Fog
• Not suitable for links where an obstacle is in between

[edit] Uses

• As backbone careers in cellular networks. Used to link BTS-BSC and BSC-MSC.
• In Communication with satellites
• As Microwave relay links for Telephone Service Providers

[edit] See also

• Microwave power transmission
• Wireless energy transfer
• Microwave link