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Optische Mikrowellentechniken in Zugangsnetzen für die Mobilkommunikation

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Künftige Zugangsnetze zum breitbandigen Kommunikationsnetz sollen neben der Vergrößerung der Dienstevielfalt Multimediaanwendungen mit hohen Datenraten gestatten. Da die Endgeräte an jedem Ort einsetzbar sein sollen, gewinnen breitbandige Mobilfunksysteme zunehmend an Bedeutung. Eine Realisierungsmöglichkeit hierfür sind hybride Glasfaser-Funksysteme (hybrid fibre radio, HFR). Sie enthalten einerseits Mikrowellenkomponenten für die Funkstrecken zwischen den Mobilterminals und den Basisstationen und andererseits optische Komponenten zur Herstellung einer breitbandigen, verlustarmen Verbindung zwischen Basis- und Kontrollstation (Abb. 30.1).

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Grosskopf, G. (2002). Optische Mikrowellentechniken in Zugangsnetzen für die Mobilkommunikation. In: Voges, E., Petermann, K. (eds) Optische Kommunikationstechnik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56395-9_30

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