March 2006 [Systems & Subsystems] Filtering Compromises From Co-Located Systems Co-location of different wireless-communications base stations often makes economic sense, but poses a variety of technical challenges. The approach allows carriers to still use existing infrastructure while deploying new wireless networks. The practice helps reduce capital expenditures while supporting rapid network rollouts. A decision to co-locate base stations is also impacted by the scarcity of premium base-station locations and the growing demand for aesthetically... |
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