Repeater Stations

Repeater stations are specialized facilities in communication networks that receive, amplify, and retransmit signals over long distances. Their primary role is to boost the strength of radio, television, or data signals so they can travel further without degrading in quality. They are strategically placed along transmission paths, such as radio towers or wired networks, ensuring continuous and clear communication. Think of them as relay points that extend the reach of signals, making it possible to cover larger areas or connect distant locations reliably.