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28) Future innovations may allow stealth aircraft to actively cancel radar echo by retransmitting radar energy and/or by ionizing boundary layer air around the fuselage.
Radar versus stealth: passive radar and the future of U.S. military ... by Westra, Arend G. / Joint Force Quarterly
Detect-and-Forward ML Detector at the Relay Instead of just amplifying and forwarding each signal, in this case the relay detects the source symbol from the received signal before retransmitting it.
Performance analysis of a novel dual-frequency multiple access relay ... by Del Ser, Javier; Khalaj, Babak H. / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
The new Citrix Branch Repeaterao appliance sits between corporate datacenters and branch offices, staging and retransmitting streamed applications to branch office users and accelerating all application traffic over the wide area network.
Citrix Systems Honored as 2008 Microsoft Partner of the Year Global ... by Albawaba.com
 
 
 
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