2015
DOI: 10.1615/telecomradeng.v74.i11.30
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Development of the Transmitting and Receiving Channels for Terahertz Band Relay Systems

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“…To provide for outside transmission of the aggregated channel with the bitrate of 600 Mbps, the RB750 group router has to be replaced with the router having the throughput capacity of 1 Gbps and more, for example, with RB 450G or RB1100Hx2 that is envisaged by the modem design. The 130…134 GHz gigabit telecommunication system based on the Wi-Fi technology tested in vitro on the experimental equipment with attaining of the channel bitrate of up to 1.2 Gbps is suggested with using the G1 gigabit modem with the installed Mikrotik R52n-M transceivers and the developed transmitting and receiving paths [25] with application of the Wi-Fi technology.…”
Section: Fig 9: Photographic Image Of Test Specimen Of the G1 Gigabimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To provide for outside transmission of the aggregated channel with the bitrate of 600 Mbps, the RB750 group router has to be replaced with the router having the throughput capacity of 1 Gbps and more, for example, with RB 450G or RB1100Hx2 that is envisaged by the modem design. The 130…134 GHz gigabit telecommunication system based on the Wi-Fi technology tested in vitro on the experimental equipment with attaining of the channel bitrate of up to 1.2 Gbps is suggested with using the G1 gigabit modem with the installed Mikrotik R52n-M transceivers and the developed transmitting and receiving paths [25] with application of the Wi-Fi technology.…”
Section: Fig 9: Photographic Image Of Test Specimen Of the G1 Gigabimentioning
confidence: 99%