Capterra Glossary
Frequency Reuse
Frequency reuse is the process by which frequencies are allocated to new users. A cellular region, which is isolated to a certain geographic area, is allotted a certain number of frequencies. Within this region, cellular frequencies can be reused under certain circumstances. This has many benefits. The chief benefit is that system capacity can be increased without increasing the bandwidth of frequencies.
What Small and Midsize Businesses Need to Know About Frequency Reuse
The frequencies used in a system are a crucial component of its overall functionality. Frequency reuse is a critical method that allows many users, including small businesses, to gain access to cellular systems. Small business users do not have to worry about what frequencies they use, as this process will happen automatically. No action is required on their part to make this system work.
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