System For Distributing Radio Signal
AssigneeNorthspark AB
InventorsKarl-Axel Ahl, Hans Herdensio, Rickard Soderqvist
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AssigneeNorthspark AB
InventorsKarl-Axel Ahl, Hans Herdensio, Rickard Soderqvist
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A method for distributing radio band signals between stations in a broadband structure. Radio band signals transmitted from a first station are converted to intermediate signals for transfer through a wire connection while maintaining code structure and modulation of the radio signals. The intermediate signals transferred over the wire connection are received and converted to radio band signals while maintaining code structure and modulation of the radio signals. A system and a method for transmitting radio signals in a broadband structure including a first network, said first network operating on air as a first medium. Said first network is connected to a second network through a first media converting means for converting the radio signals for transfer through the second network, said second network operating on wire as a second medium. The second network is connected to a third network through at least a second media converting means, said third network operating on a medium different from the second medium. The media converting means are designed to maintain code structure and modulation of the radio signals and stations of the first network are operatively connected to stations of the third network.
A system for distributing radio band signals in a broadband structure including a first network and a second network, characterised in
A system for transmitting radio signals in a broadband structure including a first network, said first network operating on air as a first medium, characterised in
A method for distributing radio band signals between stations in a broadband structure, characterised by
A method for transferring radio signals between stations in a broadband structure, characterised by
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