PPC-10G videos

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The following videos are an overview of the PPC-10G, the world’s first commercially available 10 Gbps wireless point to point link. It operates at E-Band & Q-Band, using 2GHz of spectrum to achieve a full duplex 10 Gbps link. For more info, please email Harris directly at – ha****@rf***.uk

https://youtu.be/3cjRMD2EslQ
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