Cota uses a single microwave transmitter, operating in the 2.4 or 5.8 GHz industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) bands that are also used by Wi-Fi routers.

In the past, the most often used method to get the station’s signal to the transmitter was with a microwave transmitter and receiver. Covering distances from 3mi to 30mi was not difficult, but now sta ...

The United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense awarded a 3-year 6.2 million pound ($11.6 million) sterling contract to the electronic tube division of e2v Technologies PLC for development and evaluation of ...

A team of UCLA scientists has developed a microwave oscillator that uses the spin of electrons, rather than the more conventional charge, to create radio-frequency waves. While that might not ...

Scientists in China have outlined a mission proposal for the China Academy of Space Technology space solar power (SSP) ...

In general, we need a clear, line-of-site path from the microwave transmitter to the receiver antenna (clear of obstacles). We determine this using a terrain profile by using Google Earth or other ...