Line-of-sight:

Line-of-sight is a kind of propagation that can send and receive data only to the stations which are in view of each other without any obstacle in between them.

The long-distance data communications are more effective through wireless networks but the geographical obstacles become the limitations to line-of-sight.

Examples: Microwave, FM radio, and satellite transmission...

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