Millimetre-wave radio over fibre for broadband distribution

Carver, R.D.

doi:10.1049/ic:19951439

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“…A small RoF link operating at the satellite communication frequencies is used for antennas remoting to suitable locations at the satellite earth station. In other applications, long RoF links enable remoting of the earth stations themselves, so that they can be sited many kilometers away for the purpose of, for instance for the sake of improved satellite visibility or reduction in interference from other terrestrial systems [8].…”

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RoF Networks : A comprehensive study

Chettat¹,

Simohamed²,

Bouslimani

et al. 2008

2008 3rd International Symposium on Wireless Pervasive Computing

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We present a comparative study of different FiberWireless networks with regards to their applications, architecture, hardware complexity, development costs, offered services and allocated bandwidths. While spectral resources and high data-rates are incessantly requested, these Radio over Fiber (RoF) networks have been proposed to overcome limitation in bandwidth. They take advantage of the spectral potential of millimeter-waves bands. Due to their flexibility, RoF links may be designed for a transparent transport of analog or digital signals. Several applications, based on point to point or point to multi points links, are here reviewed. Trends and prospects for these networks are also explored.

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confidence: 99%