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Performance
443 terms
Array Calibration
Array calibration is the process of measuring and adjusting the relative behavior of elements in an antenna or sensor array so the system produces the intended response. It is used…
Concept/Framework
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
Asynchronous Transfer Mode is a cell-switched networking technology that carries traffic in fixed-size cells. It was designed for broadband transport and service differentiation.
Protocol
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Absorption is the loss of electromagnetic energy as radio waves pass through the atmosphere due to interaction with atmospheric gases, resulting in propagation loss that reduces received signal strength.
Concept/Framework
Attitude Control
Attitude Control is the management of an object's orientation in space. It is used to maintain pointing, stability, or alignment in vehicles and platforms.
Concept/Framework
Auto Scaling
Auto Scaling is the automatic adjustment of compute or service capacity based on demand or policy. It increases or decreases resources to match workload needs.
Software
Autonomous System
An autonomous system is a collection of IP networks and routers under one administrative control that presents routing policy to other autonomous systems as a single unit. It is the…
Concept/Framework
Autonomous Vessel Communications
Autonomous Vessel Communications is the communications architecture that supports remote supervision, control, and data exchange for an autonomous vessel. It connects vessel autonomy with external oversight systems.
Service Model
Availability Zone
An Availability Zone is a distinct infrastructure location within a region used for fault isolation and high availability, helping separate failures across independent sites.
Concept/Framework
Azimuth
Azimuth is the horizontal reference used to describe direction or bearing relative to a chosen origin, commonly measured from north in navigation and pointing tasks.
Concept/Framework
Azimuth Angle
Azimuth Angle is the horizontal angular direction of an object or target relative to a chosen reference, commonly north. It is used to describe orientation in a horizontal plane.
Concept/Framework