Why must microwave towers generally be spaced no more than 30 miles apart to ensure the transmitter and receiver are able to have line-of-sight of each other?.

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The distance between stations can only be greater than the visual horizon, or between 30 and 50 miles, due to the requirement of a line of sight (48 to 80 km). The second reason is because, quite surprisingly, microwave networks may have lower latency than fiber, as we have already hinted at.

What is the purpose of a microwave tower?

A physical transmission tool called a microwave antenna is used to send microwave signals between two or more places. Antennas are used for radio astronomy, electronic warfare, and broadcasting in addition to other applications.

What function does the microwave antenna serve in the mobile tower?

A key system component that enables a microwave system to send and receive data between microwave sites is a microwave antenna. They are typically found at a tower's summit.

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