Transceiver arrangement for optimizing received signal levels

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Optimum frequency selection

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455 69, 455 75, 455 88, 455113, H04B 1700, H04B 140

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051597047

ABSTRACT:
An information transmission arrangement comprising transceiver units (1, 2) located in a propagation medium (10) whose attentuation varies as a function of frequency. At least one unit (1) comprise a meter (67) for measuring the level of the received signal in order to influence the frequency variation control (32) of the control oscillator (28) in the send circuit (26, 28) of the other unit (2). This arrangement profits from a monotonic attenuation gradient of the propagation medium (10) having a zone (Z1) in the 50-60 GHz band to control the send level in a simple and effective manner.

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