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The Communication Technology of UOT network Prepared by networking & communication Division

Steps of communications development

Types of broadcasting wave forms Ground wave Sky wave Space wave

Microwave propagation

Frequency band width

Central network

Microwave antenna Micro wave tower Micro wave antenna

Central network

Sector antenna Sectors tower Sector antenna

Central network

Grid antennaGrids tower Grid antenna

Structure of nano station antenna

Peripheral network

Transmission Lines

Transmission Lines Bandwidth

Structure of UTPUTP UTP cable

Structure of the Coaxial Coaxial Cable Waveguide Cable

Dimensions of Waveguide Waveguide Cable

Structure of the Fiber Fiber optic cable Fiber optic

Questionnaire

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