Why does this matter operationally?
Performance
The measurable behaviour of a connectivity system under real operating conditions, including throughput, latency, jitter, and packet loss. Performance determines whether applications and control systems receive data at the speed and consistency their operations require.
557 terms
Policy Based Routing
Policy Based Routing is routing that uses rules or policies beyond the standard destination-based routing table to decide how traffic should be forwarded.
Protocol
Port Call Data Exchange
Port Call Data Exchange is the exchange of arrival, departure, and operational data between a vessel, port, and related stakeholders to support port coordination and reporting.
Operations
Port Exhaustion
Port Exhaustion is the condition in which available transport-layer ports or translated port mappings are depleted for new sessions. It prevents additional sessions from being created.
Operations
Power Amplifier
Power Amplifier is an amplifier that increases signal power to drive an antenna, transmitter, or other output stage. It provides the drive power for transmission.
Hardware
Precision Time Protocol
PTP is a network synchronization protocol that exchanges timing messages so devices can estimate path delay and correct their local clocks against a reference time source.
Protocol
Prefix
A prefix is a contiguous block of IP addresses identified by a base address and a prefix length. In routing, it is the unit that systems advertise, aggregate, filter, and…
Concept/Framework
Private 5G
A dedicated cellular network deployment using 5G New Radio technology and spectrum reserved for a single organization's exclusive use, providing carrier-grade coverage, capacity, and reliability characteristics within a facility or…
Concept/Framework
Process Control
Process Control is the regulation of industrial or physical processes so they remain within desired operating limits or targets. It uses measurement and control actions to maintain stability.
Operations
Process Dead Time
Process Dead Time is the delay between a change in input and the point at which the process output begins to respond.
Operations
Process Dynamics
Process Dynamics are the time-dependent behaviors that describe how a process responds to inputs, disturbances, and control actions.
Operations