MT2G/H-GRND

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The MT2G/H-GRND Application Field and Working Principle is a highly specialized technology used in the military communication field. This technology supports a multi-point system in which the same signal can be sent from multiple points to a single destination point (the receiver). The technology is based on the same concept as that of a wireless repeater, only it utilizes the power of the low frequency electromagnetic radio waves that allow users to send more data over longer distances. This technology is also highly effective in reducing line-of-sight interference.

In order to utilize the MT2G/H-GRND technology, the user is required to choose from various frequency bands for their signal transmission. Once chosen, the signal is then sent to the receiver via various amplifier stages. At each stage, the signal is amplified to the desired signal strength while the data is transferred to the receiving end. The user has the option of using different frequencies among the amplifier stages depending on the desired bandwidth and range of the signal.

The transmission from the receiving end then passes through a receiver stage which utilizes a series of filters to ensure the data is properly received. The receiver can be tuned to specific frequencies in order to reduce the amount of noise from other systems. Once the signal is received, the data is then transmitted to the user.

The technology is highly beneficial for use in military and other security applications due to its ability to reduce noise. Since the transmission does not rely on line-of-sight, there is no need to worry about external sources of interference causing problems on the network. Furthermore, by using various frequencies the user can ensure that their transmitted signal is not subject to any external interference. Overall, the MT2G/H-GRND technology can be an essential tool in ensuring secure and reliable communication in military and other security applications.

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