The document discusses different types of microwave repeaters including passive and RF repeaters. It describes passive repeaters in more detail, noting the two main types are plane reflectors and back-to-back antennas. Advantages of passive repeaters are also provided.
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MOD - 07 - Link System Compnents
The document discusses different types of microwave repeaters including passive and RF repeaters. It describes passive repeaters in more detail, noting the two main types are plane reflectors and back-to-back antennas. Advantages of passive repeaters are also provided.
Passive repeaters have the following advantages over active sites:
No power is required; No regular road access is required; No equipment housing is needed; They are environmentally friendly; Little or no maintenance is required.
Back-to-back antennas Use of back-to-back antennas are practical when the reflection angle is large. The gain of a repeater with back-to-back antennas is given by:
is the gain of one of the two antennas at the repeater in dB
is the gain of the other antenna at the repeater in dB
is the coupling loss ( waveguide, etc. ) between the antennas in dB