TETRA networks usually have relatively few users, making the cost of coverage per user often substantial - typical networks are those used by the Public Safety organisations, which have tens of thousands, rather than millions of TETRA users. This white paper explains how the Nokia TB3 TETRA base station solves the coverage problem.
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