The high propagation capability of a UHF signal creates a wider coverage area requiring less base stations. This makes wireless UHF broadband ideal for serving rural and smaller less-densely populated urban centers.
A wireless regional area network (WRAN) cell has a 30km radius, compared to under 100m for Wi-Fi and
approx. 5km for Wi-Max.
Wi-Fi and Wi-Max are most feasible in densely populated centers
WRAN serves low-dense population centers, with density between 1 and 5 persons/sq km.
- Villages/communities
- Rural towns
- Rural households
- Rural businesses and industries
