Introduction to Microwave Links Microwave links, a vital component of modern telecommunication networks, have become increasingly prevalent in connecting remote areas, supporting mobile networks, and facilitating high-speed data transmission. Operating within the frequency range of 2 to 58 GHz, these links serve as a bridge for various communication purposes, from broadcasting television signals to providing
The Erlang B formula was developed by the Danish mathematician Agner Krarup Erlang. He was a pioneer in the field of telecommunication engineering, and his work laid the foundations for many of the techniques and principles that are used in modern communication systems. In addition to the Erlang B formula, he also developed the