Backhaulkapasiteetin
Backhaulkapasiteetti refers to the part of a telecommunications network that connects the core network to the edge of the network, or the "last mile" access points. It is the transport mechanism that carries data traffic from numerous end-users or devices back to the central network infrastructure. Think of it as the highway system that brings traffic from smaller roads (access networks) to the main interstate (core network).
The capacity of the backhaul is crucial for the overall performance of a mobile or fixed network.
Various technologies are employed for backhaul, including fiber optic cables, microwave links, and copper lines. Fiber