macrocell
High-power transmitter site
A macrocell is a large cell in a cellular network, typically covering several miles and mounted on towers or tall buildings.
These form the backbone of mobile phone networks, distinguished from smaller microcells and picocells that fill coverage gaps in dense areas.
In electronics, macrocell can also refer to a functional block in programmable logic devices.
Fixed wireless communication point
- telecommunicationsRemote signal transmission technology
- 4GFourth-generation mobile technology
- 5GCurrent mobile network standard
- LTEWireless broadband standard
antenna · signal strength · handoff · backhaul · spectrum · frequency band · transmitter · receiver
Having several nuclei
- granulomaInflammatory mass walling off foreign material
- cytoplasmGel surrounding the nucleus
- phagocytosisCellular ingestion of particles
- histologyStudy of tissue structure
base station
Fixed wireless communication point
- telecommunicationsRemote signal transmission technology
- 4GFourth-generation mobile technology
- 5GCurrent mobile network standard
LTE · antenna · signal strength · handoff · backhaul · spectrum · frequency band · transmitter · receiver · infrastructure
multinucleated
Having several nuclei
- granulomaInflammatory mass walling off foreign material
- cytoplasmGel surrounding the nucleus
- phagocytosisCellular ingestion of particles
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