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Active-Active Duplication Active-active duplication is a high-availability design pattern in which multiple systems operate concurrently and provide the same or coordinated service. The duplicated components share workload and can continue service if… Concept/Framework 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 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 Backup System A backup system is the infrastructure and procedure set that captures, stores, and validates copies of data, configuration, or system state so they can be restored after loss, corruption, or… Operations Bent Pipe Architecture Bent Pipe Architecture is a satellite relay model that passes signals from uplink to downlink without major onboard processing, acting as a simple transparent relay. Concept/Framework Broadband Access Network A broadband access network is the access-layer communications system that provides broadband connectivity from the service provider or enterprise edge to the customer or site. It includes access nodes, last-mile… Service Model Cache A cache is a storage layer that keeps copies of frequently requested data so future requests can be served faster than retrieving the data from the origin each time. It… Software Checksum Checksum is a calculated value used to verify the integrity of data by detecting whether it has changed or been corrupted. It is a basic error-detection mechanism. Software Checksum Algorithm A checksum algorithm is a computational method that transforms data into a compact value used to verify whether the data has changed. The generated value is compared against an expected… Software CIDR Notation CIDR Notation is a compact way to represent IP address prefixes and network masks using a slash and prefix length. It describes the size of a network range. Protocol