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Digital Microwave

Communication
Principle

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Foreword
 This course is developed for the requirement from OptiX RTN
equipments.
 This course mainly introduce the basic knowledge of digital
microwave communication. Engineers can have a basic to
understand the further OptiX RTN equipments after finish the
course.

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Learning Guide
 Before this course, you may refer to these references first:

 SDH Principle

 Network Communication Technology

 Electromagnetism Basics

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Objectives
 Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
 Describe the concept and characters of digital microwave
communication

 Describe the theory and function of every parts in the


digital microwave system

 List the networking application for digital microwave


systems

 List the fadings in microwave propagation

 List the common technologies of antifading

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Contents
1. Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2. Digital Microwave Equipment Introduction

3. Networking and Application of Digital Microwave


Equipment

4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies

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Transmission Methods for Communication


Coaxial Cable

Fiber

MUX MUX
Radio Microwave Radio
Ter. Ter.

Satellite

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Fiber and Microwave transmission
Microwave (MW) Optical Fiber
Easy to cross the space, few land Optical cable construction,
needed, avoid the private land large land used.

Low investment, short period, High investment, long


easy to maintain Construction period
Anti-natural disaster strongly , Outside cable maintenance,
easy to be restored fast natural disaster influence

Need to apply the frequency


No frequency license required
license
Performance affected by weather Performance stable, less
and landform influence from outside

Low transmission capacity High transmission capacity

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Microwave (MW) Definition


 Microwave (MW)
 A kind of electromagnetic wave.

 Radio frequency range is from 300MHz to 300GHz.


 Be regard as plane wave.

 The electric field and magnetic field exist at vertical of


transmission direction of plane wave. So it is called as
Transverse Electric and Magnetic field wave (TEM).

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Digital MW communication concepts
 The communication that use microwave as carrier is
microwave communication.

 The microwave communication with digital baseband


signal is Digital microwave communication.
 There is an intermediate frequency between digital
baseband signal and radio frequency signal.

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Developing of MW communication
Capacity(/ch)
SDH Digital
155M
MW system

PDH Digital
34/140M
MW System
Medium, low
2/4/6/8M capacity Digital 1990’s to now
MW System
Analog MW
480 tone System 1980’s
channels
1970’s

1950’s
Note: capacity less than 10M is considered as low capacity, from
10~100M is medium capacity, and more than 100M is large
capacity.

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Frequency Band and Radio
Channel
 The common frequency bands :
 7G/8G/11G/13G/15G/18G/23G/26G/32G/38G (by ITU-R rec. )

1. 2.5GHz
5 region
networks
2
8 3.3 11 GHz
long-distance
34 Mbit/s area and local network,
backbone
boundary network
34 network
2
140 8
155 34
Mbit/ 140
s 155
Mbit/ GHz
s
1 2 3 4 5 8 1 2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0 0

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Frequency Band and Radio


Channel (cont.)
 The central frequency, T/R spacing and channel spacing are
defined in every frequency band.
Frequency scope
f0(central freq.) High frequency
Low frequency band
band
Protectio T/R Protection
n spacing T/R spacing spacing
spacing

Channe
Channe Adjacen l
l t T/R spacin
f1 spacing f2 fn spacing f1’ g f2’ fn’

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Frequency Band and Radio
Channel (cont.)
Frequency scope(7425-7725MHz)
f0(7575M)
T/R spacing: 154M
28M

f1=7442 f2=7470 f5 f1’=7596 f2’ f5’

Freq. scope F0 (MHz) T/R spacing (MHz) channel spacing(MHz) High site / low site
7425--7725 7575 154 28 Fn , Fn’

7575 161 7
7110--7750 7275 196 28
7597 196 28
7250--7550 7400 161 3.5
……. …… …… …… ……

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Modulation modes for Digital MW


 The microwave carrier is digital modulated by the
baseband signal.

Service
signal

Base band Channel


Signal modulation bandwidth
rate

Digital base band signal


Intermedia frequency
(IF) signal

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Modulation modes for Digital MW
(cont.)
 The frequency carrier signal can be described as:

A*COS(Wc*t+φ) PSK and QAM


are commonly
used in digital
MW
Amplitude Frequenc Phase
y
 Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK): A is variable, Wc and φ are constant
 Frequency Shift Keying (FSK): Wc is variable, A and φ are constant
Phase Shift Keying (PSK): φ is variable, A and Wc are constant
 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM): A and φ are variable,
Wc is constant

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MW Frame Structure
 Radio frame complementary overhead (RFCOH):
171.072Mb/s

15.552Mb/s STM-1 155.52Mb/s

RFCOH SOH Payload

MLCM DMY XPIC ATPC WS RSC INI ID FA


11.84Mb/ 64Kb/s 16Kb/ 64Kb/s 2.24Mb/ 864Kb/s 144Kb/s 32Kb/s 288Kb/s
s s s
RSC:MW service control
MLCM: Multi-level coded modulation IN: N:1 switch instruction
DMY: Dummy ID: Identification
XPIC: Cross polarization interference counteract FA: Frame synchronization
ATPC: Automatic transmitter power control WS: Wayside services

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MW Frame Structure (cont.)
 RFCOH and STM-1 data are blocked by multi-frame, there are
six rows in a multi-frame, 3564 bits per rows. A multi-frame
consists of two sub-frames, and 1776 bits for one row in a sub-
frame. The other 12 bits are used as FS.
Multi-frame 3564bit

6rows FS Sub-frame 1 FS Sub-frame 2

6bit 1776bit(148 units) 6bit 1776bit(148 units)

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I b I I C2 I I I I I a I I b I I C2
I I C1 I I C1 I I C1 I I C1 I I C1 I I C1 I I C1 I I C1

12bit first unit 12bit 148th unit


I:STM-1 date bit C1,C2: 2 Level error correction monitor bit FS: Frame sync. a,b: other
RFCOH

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Questions
 What is microwave? What is digital microwave communication?

 What are the frequency bands commonly used in digital MW?

 What are the concepts in digital MW frequency band


arrangement ?

 What modulation modes is commonly used? What modulation


modes are used in digital MW?

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Contents
1. Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2. Digital Microwave Equipment Introduction

3. Networking and Application of Digital Microwave


Equipment

4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies

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Types of Digital MW Equipment


Modes Digital MW Analog MW

Multiplexing PDH SDH

medium, low Large capacity


Capacit capacity
(STM-0,STM-
y (2~16E1, 1,2 x STM-1)
34M) Discontinued

Trunk MW
Structure split-mount MW

All-outdoor MW

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Trunk MW Equipment

BRU: Branch of RF unit

MSTU: Main signal transceiver


unit (transceiver, modem, SDH
electric interface, hitless
P
module)
M1
M2 SCSU: surveil, control, switch
unit

BBIU: baseband interface unit


(optional: STM-1 optical
interface, C4 PDH interface)
SDH MW Equipment

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All-outdoor MW Equipment

RF signal processing unit

IF cable

IF and baseband signal


processing unit

Service and power cable

All-outdoor MW
equipment

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Split-mount MW Equipment
Antenna

IF Cable
RF unit or Outdoor
unit
(ODU)

Indoor Unit

split-mount MW equipment

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Split-mount MW Equipment (cont.)

 Antenna: focus RF signal sent by ODU, enlarge


signal gain
 ODU: RF signal processing,conversion between
IF signal and RF signal.
 IF cable: Transmission for IF service signal , ODU
management signal and supply power for ODU.
 IDU: service access and distribute, multiple,
modem and so on.

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Split-mount MW Equipment -
Installation
Separate installation Direct installation

Antenna

Antenna

ODU
Soft
waveguide

(ODU) IF cable IF cable

中频
口 IDU
IDU IF interface
IF interface

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Antenna
 The antenna propagates the electric wave from transmitter
into one direction, and receive the electric wave. Paraboloid
antenna and Kasai Green antenna are usually used.
 The common diameter of antenna are: 0.3, 0.6, 1.2, 1.8, 2.4,
and 3.0m, etc.

Paraboloid antenna Kasai Green antenna

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Antenna (cont.)
 Several channels in one frequency band can share
one antenna.
Channel Channel

1 1
Tx
1 1
Rx

n n
Tx
n n
Rx

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Antenna Aligning
Side
lobe Side view
Main lobe
Rear lobe

Side
lobe
Top view
Main lobe Rear lobe

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Antenna Aligning

Wrong Wrong Correct

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Antenna Specifications
 Antenna gain
 The input power ratio of isotropic antenna (Pio) to
surface antenna (Pi) when getting the same electric field
intensity at the same point.
 D 
2
P
It can be calculated by formula( unit: dB)
G : io    
Pi   
 Half power angle (3 dB beam width)
 From the main lobe deviates to both sides, the points
where the power decrease half are half power point.
The angle between the two half power points is half
power angle.
 Approximate calculation formula
is:  0.5  (65 0 ~ 70 0 )  Half power angle
D

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Antenna Specifications (cont.)
 Cross polarization discrimination (XPD)
 The suppressive intensity of power received from expected
polarization (Po) to the other polarization (Px). It should more
than 30db. Formula is:

XdB=10lgPo/Px

 Antenna protection ratio


 It is the ratio of the receiving attenuation in antenna other lobes
to the receiving attenuation in antenna main lobe. The 180
degree antenna protection ratio also be called as the front / rear
protection ratio.

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Outdoor Unit

 The main specifications of transmitter


 Working frequency band:
 One ODU can cover one frequency band or some part of a
frequency band.

 Output power:
 The power at the output port of transmitter.

 The typical range of power is from 15 to 30 dBm.

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Outdoor Unit (cont.)

 The main specifications of transmitter (cont.)


 Frequency stability
 The oscillation frequency stability of microwave device is from 3
to 10 ppm.

 Transmitting frequency spectrum frame


 A restricted frequency scope is frequency spectrum frame.

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Outdoor Unit (cont.)

 The main specifications of receiver


 Work frequency band:
 The receiving frequency of local station is the same with the
remote station.

 Frequency stability
 The requirement is from 3 to 10ppm.

 Noise Figure
 The noise figure of digital microwave receiver is from 2.5 to
5dB.

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Outdoor Unit (cont.)

 The main specifications of receiver (cont.)


 Passband
 The typical value is 1 to 2 times of transmission code element
rate.
 Selectivity
 The suppressing ability against interference beyond transmission
bands
 Automatic gain control (AGC) range
 Automatic control the gain to keep the same IF output power
level when receiving RF power level shift in a range because of
fading.

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Indoor Unit
 Accessing service like E1 or STM-1
 Processing RFCOH
 Conversion signals between baseband and IF
Service
IF unit
channel
Multiplex of
microwave modulatio Tx IF
Cable interface

n
frame
Service From/t
accessing Demultiplex of Rx IF o ODU
demodulatio
microwave n
frame

Interface Service
of OM Monitor and channel
control unit

DC/DC convert

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Questions
 What are the classification of digital MW equipment?

 What components are there in the split-mount digital


MW equipment?What are the functions of them?

 What are the main parameters of antenna?

 What are the parameters of ODU transmitter and receiver?

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Summary
 Classification of digital microwave equipment

 Functions of the components in split-mount digital MW


equipment

 Parameters of antenna

 Parameters of ODU
 Function of IDU

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Contents
1. Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2. Digital Microwave Equipment Introduction

3. Networking and Application of Digital Microwave


Equipment

4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies

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Common Networking Application


Point to point
Ring
link

Add / drop
link
Tree

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Types of Digital MW Stations
 The digital MW station includes terminal station, relay
station and pivotal station

Relay Pivotal
statio station
Terminal n
station
Pivota Terminal
l station
statio
n
Terminal
station

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Types of Relay Stations

Passive • Parabolic reflectors

• Plane reflector
Relay
station

• Regenerative relay
Active
• IF relay

• RF relay

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Active Relay Stations
 RF direct station:
 Amplifying MW signal at RF band bidirectionally without
frequency shift.
 Regenerative relay station:
 It extends the MW propagation distance and change
direction to round the obstacles.

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Passive Relay Stations


 Parabolic reflectors:
 It consists of two parabolic antennas which are connected
back to back with a section of waveguide.
 Plane reflectors:
 A metal panel with a smooth surface and effective acreage.

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Passive Relay (actual picture)

Plane reflectors Parabolic reflectors

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Application of Digital MW
Supplement
for optical
network (the Special
Backhaul last mile transmission
transmission access) situation (river,
for mobile lake, island)
BTS Microwave
application
Emergency
Critical link communication
backup (large activity,
crisis)
VIP
customer
access

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Questions
 Which network application are commonly used by digital
MW?

 What types of stations are there in the digital MW


system?

 What types of the relay stations are there?

 What are the applications for digital MW system?

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Contents
1. Digital Microwave Communication Overview

2. Digital Microwave Equipment Introduction

3. Networking and Application of Digital Microwave


Equipment

4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies

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Contents
4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies
4.1 Microwave Propagation and fading

4.2 Antifading Technologies

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Factors Affect MW Propagation


 Landform:
 The reflection from land affect receiving signal from main direction

Direct
Direct

Reflection Reflection

 4 types of the landform:


 A: mountainous region (or the region of dense buildings)
 B: foothill (the fluctuation of ground is gently)
 C: flatland
 D: large acreage of water

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Factors Affect MW Propagation (cont.)

 Atmosphere and weather:

 Atmosphere absorption mainly affect the microwave


whose frequency is over 12 GHz.

 Refraction, reflection, dispersion in the troposphere.

 Scattering and absorption loss caused by rain, fog and


snow. It mainly affect the microwave whose frequency is
over 10 GHz.

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Classification of the Fading


Fading

Sustained Received level Effect


mechanism duration
Fading in free space
Downward fading
Absorption loss
Upward Fading

Fading of rain and fog


Frequency selective fading
Scintillation fading

Flat fading
K facter fading Fast Fading

Duct Type fading Slow Fading

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Free Space Fading
 Formula: A = 92.4 + 20 log d + 20 log f
 d = distance in km f = frequency in GHz

d
PTX = Output power
GTX GRX PRX = Receiving
power
Power G = Antenna gain
f
Level A = Free space loss
G M = Fading Margin
A
PTX
PRX
G
M
Receiving threshold

distance

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Absorption Loss
 It is mainly caused by atmosphere.

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Rain & Fog Fading

 Generally, different frequency band has different


loss.
 less than 10 GHz, its fading caused by rain and fog is not
serious.

 over 10 GHz, relay distance is limited by fading caused by


rains.

 over 20GHz, the relay distance is only about several


kilometers for the rain & fog fading.

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K Factor Fading
 A equivalent radius: Re=KR (R is the real radius of
earth).
 the value of K is depend on the local meteorological
phenomena

Re R

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Scintillation Fading
 The particle cluster formed in local atmosphere for
pressure, temperature or humidity is different as other
area, and the electric wave is scattered by it.

sketch map of Scintillation fading

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Duct Type Fading


 When electric waves pass the atmospheric waveguide,
super reflection occurs.

sketch map of Duct Type fading

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Multi-Path Propagation and Fading

 The receiving paths


includes direct path and
other reflection paths.

 Multi-path fading is
caused by the signals Ground

interference from
different propagation
paths

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Flat Fading
Upward
fading

Receive
level in
free space

Threshold
(-30dB )

Fast 1h Signal
fading Slow interruption
fading

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Frequency Selective Fading
 Frequency selective fading will cause the in-band
distortion and decrease system original fading margin.
Receiving power (dBm)

Flat Selective fading

Normal

Freq. (MHz)

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Contents
4. Microwave Propagation and Antifading Technologies
4.1 Microwave Propagation and fading

4.2 Antifading Technologies

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Antifading Technologies
Types Improving effects
Adaptive Equalization Wave shape distortion
Antifading Wave shape distortion
Cross Polarization Interference
technologies
Counteract
related with
device Automatic Transmit Power
Power reduction
Control
Forward Error Correct Power reduction
Antifading
technologies Wave shape distortion
Diversity receive technologies
related with and Power reduction
system

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Adaptive Frequency Equalization

Slope
Signal frequency Spectrum
Multi-path fading after
spectrum domain
equalization equalization

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Adaptive Time Equalization

T … T … T

Before C-n C0 Cn After


Equalizatio Equalization
n

-2Ts -Ts Ts -2Ts -Ts Ts

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Automatic Transmit Power Control


 ATPC is used to reduce interference to adjacent system,
upward-fading, DC power consumption and refine
characteristic of residual error rate.

modulato transmitter receive demodulator


r r
ATPC ATPC

demodulator receiver transmitter modulato


r

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XPIC
 XPIC is cross-polarization interference counteracter.
680MH
30M 340MHz
80MHz z
Hz
60MHz
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1’ 2’ 3’ 4’ 5’ 6’ 7’
8 8’
Horizontal V (H)
Direction polarization
of electric
H (V)
field

680MHz
Vertical
340M
polarization 30MH 80MHz Hz
z 60MHz
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81’ 2’ 3’ 4’ 5’ 6’ 7’ 8’

V (H)

H (V)

1X 2X 3X 4X 5X 6X 1X’
7X 2X’ 3X' 4X’ 5X’ 6X’ 7X’
8X 8X’
Frequency configuration in U6GHz band(ITU-R F.384-5)

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Diversity Reception

 Diversity reception is used to minimize the effects


of fading. It includes:
 Space diversity (SD)

 Frequency diversity (FD)

 Polarization diversity

 Angle diversity

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Frequency Diversity
 The merit is only need one set of feeder and antenna,
but its demerit is that utilization of frequency band is
low.

f1

f2

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Space Diversity
 The merit is saving frequency resource, but demerit is
system is complex and need two or more sets of feeder
and antenna.

f1

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Other Antifading Methods
 blocking the reflected wave by some terrain or
obstacles.

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Other Antifading Methods (cont.)


 Different height antennas in one hop.

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Questions
 What are the factors which affect microwave
propagation?

 What types of the fading are there in microwave


propagation?

 What types of antifading technologies can be used?

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Summary
 Digital microwave communication definitions.

 Frequency bands and radio channel arrangement


 Structure and function of digital microwave equipment

 Application of digital microwave communication


 Microwave propagation and fading

 Antifading technologies

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