Why does this matter operationally?
Performance
443 terms
Modbus
Modbus is an industrial communication protocol used for exchanging data between controllers, devices, and field equipment.
Protocol
Modulation
Modulation is the method of varying a carrier’s amplitude, frequency, phase, or related properties to represent information for transmission. It is the bridge between digital or analog information and physical…
Concept/Framework
Modulation Scheme
Modulation Scheme is the method used to encode information onto a carrier by varying its amplitude, frequency, phase, or related properties. It defines how the signal carries data.
Protocol
Momentum Wheel
A momentum wheel is a wheel used to store angular momentum and provide attitude stability or control torque in a spacecraft, enabling controlled orientation without propellant consumption.
Hardware
MPLS
MPLS is a packet-forwarding and traffic-engineering technology that directs network traffic using labels rather than traditional IP-only routing decisions.
Protocol
Multi Orbit Architecture
Multi Orbit Architecture is a space communications design that uses satellites in more than one orbital regime to deliver or support service, combining the strengths of different orbit classes.
Service Model
Multicast
Multicast is a communication method that delivers the same data to a selected group of receivers instead of to one receiver or everyone. It reduces duplicate transmission through network-based replication…
Protocol
Multipath
Multipath is a radio propagation phenomenon in which transmitted energy arrives at the receiver over multiple reflected, refracted, or scattered paths. The resulting interference can change the observed signal quality.
Concept/Framework
Neighbor Exchange
Neighbor exchange is the protocol process by which adjacent routing peers advertise, learn, and maintain reachability information. It is the control-plane dialogue that supports path selection and routing convergence.
Protocol
Network Architecture
Network architecture is the design of the logical and physical arrangement of networking components and control functions used to deliver connectivity. It defines how traffic moves, where policy is enforced,…
Concept/Framework