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MultipleDistributedSiteswithCommunication
Figure14‐1:GSUScenario‐Independentdistributedsites
MultipleDistributedSiteswithCommunication
Whathappensif,inFigure14‐1,theGSUtowersthemselveshaveradioscommunicatingas
showninFigure14‐2?
ConsiderGSU1andGSU2:Bothcollocatedtowerstransmitandreceivesimultaneously.
However,theradioscommunicatingatGSU1andGSU2musttransmitandreceiveinturn
accordingtotheschemeinmarked“NormalPhase”inFigure14‐3.Thisisanimpossible
situation,ifallthelinksmustsendandreceivetogether.Itisfurthercomplicatedbyaddinga
thirdandfurthersitesasshown.
Figure14‐2:GSUScenario‐Communicatingdistributedsites