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Remote Operations
106 terms
Radar
Radar is a radio sensing system that transmits electromagnetic energy, receives reflections, and processes them to infer the presence, distance, velocity, or other properties of objects. It is used for…
Hardware
Ranging Signal
Ranging Signal is a signal used to measure distance, timing, or propagation characteristics between endpoints or within a communications system. It provides a reference for ranging or calibration.
Protocol
Reaction Wheel
Reaction Wheel is an attitude control device that changes a spacecraft's orientation by accelerating or braking an internal spinning mass, providing propellant-free pointing control through conservation of angular momentum.
Hardware
Relay
A relay is a communications element that receives a signal and transmits it again toward the destination or next hop. It may operate as an amplifier, repeater, regenerator, or packet-forwarding…
Hardware
Remote Access
Remote access is the controlled ability for an authorized user, device, or system to reach internal resources from outside the local site or trusted network zone. It is typically governed…
Service Model
Remote Diagnostics
Remote diagnostics is the process of analyzing remote telemetry, status, or event data to determine the condition or fault state of a system. It supports fault identification, troubleshooting, and response…
Operations
Remote Operations
Remote operations is the management of assets, processes, or services from a distant control location using communications, telemetry, and supervisory tools. It may include oversight, control action, troubleshooting, and escalation.
Operations
Remote Terminal
A Remote Terminal is a communications endpoint located away from the central site and connected through a network. It serves as a remote point of access or service interaction.
Hardware
Remote Terminal Unit
A Remote Terminal Unit is a field device that collects telemetry and communicates control or status data for remote operations, commonly used in SCADA systems to extend monitoring and control…
Hardware
RIP-NG
RIP-NG is the IPv6 version of RIP, using distance-vector routing behavior to exchange routes in IPv6 networks. It is suited to smaller or legacy deployments.
Protocol