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The key difference between a microwave radio system and a
satellite radiolink system is that:
A. microwave uses line-of-sight and satellite uses
transponders during transmission.
B. microwave operates through transponders placed on the
earth's orbit.
C. satellite uses line-of-sight during transmission.
D. microwave uses fiber optic cables.
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Answer: A
The key difference between a microwave radio system and
satellite radiolink system is that microwave transmits along
the line-of-sight, while a satellite radiolink system
operates through transponders placed on the earth's orbit
and a microwave radio system operates on land along the line
of sight. Both microwave and satellite use electromagnetic
radiation and not fiber optic cables for their communication.
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Answer / gndu student
microwave is used for cooking like pizza, murga etc..:P
n satellite is used for calling your girlfriend..<3
another use of satellite is we can watch world cup in TV :p
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Answer / pir yaqoob shah
microwave is use for cooking.
and communication satellite is use for calling with girl friend.
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