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Does the scatter volume have to be kept small so that when the signal gets scattered at different positions, the path lengths and thereby the delay of the scatt
by _Microft 5y ago
Does the scatter volume have to be kept small so that when the signal gets scattered at different positions, the path lengths and thereby the delay of the scattered signals do not diverge too much? If they did, the received signal would be "blurred" by receiving the signal overlayed by itself but with different delays. Is this the correct explanation here?
- timeinput 5y agoI think it probably has more to do with path loss than the multi-path effects that the rain drops would have. That is the reflection from water in the cloud only has to travel through a smaller amount of rain than it might if you were doing it over a terrestrial network, but I definitely don't know all the ins and outs of CW transmission.