In TBS communication networks, what are micro and macro cells used for?

Micro and macro cells play a crucial role in enhancing the coverage and capacity of communication networks. Macro cells are designed to provide broader coverage over a large geographical area, effectively serving users located at greater distances from the base station. They are particularly useful in rural and suburban areas where users are spread out.

On the other hand, micro cells cater to more densely populated urban areas, focusing on smaller coverage areas, which allows for greater capacity and a higher number of connected users within that limited space. These micro cells are often deployed in hotspots or areas with high demand for mobile data to ensure that user experience remains optimal.

By using both micro and macro cells, communication networks can accommodate a wide range of user needs and ensure that coverage is available in both broad and dense environments, thus optimizing network performance and user satisfaction.