IMPROVING RADIO PROPAGATION OF COMMUNICATION NETWORKS USING BOOSTER SYSTEMS (BI-DIRECTIONAL AMPLIFIERS AND DISTRIBUTED ANTENNA SYSTEMS) IN MADONNA UNIVERSITY AKPUGO CAMPUS

Student: Aniekeme Ubong Ubengama
Supervisor: Dr Emmanuel Ifeagwu
HOD: Dr Emmanuel Ifeagwu
Department of Computer Engineering
Engineering and Technology
Madonna University, Elele, Rivers State

Abstract

This study was intended to provide a research work on how to improve the radio propagation of cellular networks using booster systems. This study was guided by the following objectives: carry out literature review on the work, and show illustrative explanation on why the applied booster system is used for enhancing the radio propagation of cellular networks. The study shows reviews on different related works. This study majorly focused on the use of cellular booster systems as a Bi-directional amplifier being sed together with a Fiber DAS (distributed antenna system) to help boost our communication network. According to this study the above-mentioned type of booster system is recommended to be applied and implemented to help tackle the problem of poor communication network in Madonna university akpugo campus.

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