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What kind of signals can microwave carry?

April 26, 2017carry MICROWAVE signals

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What kind of signals can microwave carry?

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Microwave is very broad-banded, and generally, a good microwave station can carry signals up to 15 mhz wide. This means you can carry at least 2 tv signals, or from 1 to 500 voice channels, or telemetry data to 300 baud to over 10 Mb (Ethernet). For anyone interested in using Gunn Sources or Dielectric-resonant Oscillators for Spread-Spectrum, here is Randy Robert’s very fine SS link to explore, click here!