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For incoming calls, the outside antenna, called a “donor” antenna, picks up the signal, boosts it and sends it to the amplifier via a coax cable that connects the two devices. The amplifier boosts the signal again and projects it wirelessly over a given area, through the inside antenna. For outgoing calls the sequence is reversed.
