Why does this matter operationally?
Performance
443 terms
Antenna
An antenna is a transducer that couples electrical signals to free space electromagnetic waves and vice versa. It determines how RF energy is radiated, received, and shaped in space.
Hardware
Antenna Blockage Superstructure
Antenna Blockage Superstructure is a vessel structure that obstructs an antenna's line of sight and reduces or interrupts radio performance through physical blockage or partial shadowing of the RF path.
Hardware
Antenna Gain
Antenna Gain is a measure of how effectively an antenna concentrates energy in a given direction compared with a reference antenna. It influences both transmit and receive performance.
Hardware
Antenna Placement
Antenna placement is the practice of selecting and configuring the physical position of an antenna to optimize radio performance, coverage, and reliability. It includes height, orientation, separation, and exposure to…
Concept/Framework
Antenna Reflector
Antenna Reflector is a shaped surface that directs electromagnetic energy toward or away from a feed element to form a desired radiation pattern.
Hardware
Anti Jam Modulation
Anti Jam Modulation is a modulation approach selected to reduce the impact of interference or jamming on a communications link by using waveform structures that are resistant to disruption, facilitating…
Protocol
Anti Jam Modulation Scheme
Anti Jam Modulation Scheme is a modulation approach designed to improve communication resilience in the presence of interference or deliberate jamming through selection or adaptation of waveform structures that improve…
Concept/Framework
Anycast Routing
Anycast Routing is a routing approach in which the same address is advertised from multiple locations and traffic is sent to the nearest or best reachable one.
Protocol
API Gateway
An API Gateway is a service that receives API requests and forwards them to backend services after applying routing or policy controls. It provides a managed entry point for application…
Software
Application Aware Routing
Application Aware Routing is routing that uses application or service context to influence path selection and traffic handling. It routes traffic based on policy or service requirements rather than only…
Software