What Are Relay Connections?

    A relay connection refers to the use of a relay to amplify, route, or retransmit signals in a communication system. Relays are electronic devices that act as intermediaries in a signal chain, taking in weak or distant signals, amplifying them if necessary, and forwarding them to the next stage in the communication network. This process allows for the overcoming of obstacles such as long distances, physical barriers, or interference, which might otherwise degrade or disrupt the transmission.

    Relays work by receiving incoming signals, processing them, and then transmitting them again either to a closer location or a destination that is further down the line. They can be found in a variety of applications, including radio transmission, telephone networks, satellite communications, and computer networks.