Repeated skipping of a signal between Earth and ionosphere is called
AMulti-hop propagation
BSpace-wave fading
CDirect ground wave
DLine-of-sight path
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Multi-hop propagation
A signal that bounces between the ground and the ionosphere more than once travels by multi-hop propagation.
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