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Theory of operation

3.1 Repeater networks

Though there is no functionality for a transmitter to automatically forward a message along to

another radio, repeater networks can be setup to provide for additional coverage.

This example of a repeater network would still be useful for a point-to-multipoint network

where some of the transmitters are not in range of the primary access point.

In this network topology an ISL024DB1R is setup to act as the primary access point.

To cover additional areas, a repeater consisting of two ISL024DB1R can be added to the

network.

Limitations:
There are some limitations to this setup.

• The addition of the repeaters requires additional radios which increases the cost of the

systems.

• The repeater setup must be powered sufficiently.

Transmitter

Receiver

Repeater