5. The future

In addition to the adoption of active antenna electronic scanning technologies (§ 3.5.2 ) for most future developments (excluding low-cost products that will probably remain on centralized transmission solutions of low average power), foreseeable developments concern the insertion of machine learning techniques and the use of data external...

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