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Hi Ramzi, A multihop relay network is generally a
partial mesh network. Here are some definitions from the Preliminary
draft new Recommendation ITU-R M.[8A/VOC.LAND.MOB] - Vocabulary of terms for
the land mobile service (Annex
18 to Doc. 8A/376): A mesh
network is a network
in which there are two or more paths to any node. NOTE – There are two types of mesh
networks: full mesh and partial mesh. In a full mesh every node is connected to
every other node in the network. In a partial mesh some nodes may be organized
in a full mesh scheme but others can only connect to some nodes in the network.
A radio
relay network is a network of relay
stations. NOTE 1 – Relay networks can be
one-hop or multi-hop. One-hop relays are implemented with P-P and/or P-MP
techniques. Multi-hop relays are implemented using MP-MP techniques to form a
mesh. NOTE 2 – The relay stations in a network can be fixed,
nomadic or mobile. A relay station is a station that performs message/signal transfer without any
reference to a user application. I hope this is useful. Regards, José From: Ramzi Tka
[mailto:ramzi.tka@GMAIL.COM] Hi evryboby, |