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One should not be too surprised that there is actually a lot of wire and cable used in constructing a wireless network. Of course the amount needed is reduced sharply from what would be used in a traditional wire line network. This presentation will describe wireless network architectures and pinpoint where wire and cable is used. It will also look at the types of cables and then discuss some rough value of wire and cables that might be used.
One should not be too surprised that there is actually a lot of wire and cable used in constructing a wireless network. Of course the amount needed is reduced sharply from what would be used in a traditional wire line network. This presentation will describe wireless network architectures and pinpoint where wire and cable is used. It will also look at the types of cables and then discuss some rough value of wire and cables that might be used.
| Author(s) | Larry W. Nelson, CommScope, USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 74th Annual Convention, Cleveland, OH USA |
| Year | 2004 |
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