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streams are separately generated for each microcell antenna unit representative of RF signals received at the microcell antenna unit for a particular sector. The separately generated digitized streams are multiplexed at the remote unit and transmitted to the sectorized base Station unit. At the sector ized base Station unit, the multiplexed digitized streams are

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demultiplexes the multiplexed digitized streams into the

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