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Depends on the application, but if you do, it won’t pose a problem: * you have more options than with RF (optics or phased array) * you’ll get better angular
by wyager 5y ago
Depends on the application, but if you do, it won’t pose a problem:
* you have more options than with RF (optics or phased array)
* you’ll get better angular precision at a given transmitter size