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74 terms
Earth Segment
Earth Segment is the ground-based part of a satellite communications system that includes infrastructure supporting control, telemetry, tracking, and service access from Earth.
Hardware
Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations
The formal military doctrine integrating electronic warfare, spectrum management, and signals intelligence into a single coordinated operational discipline, treating the electromagnetic spectrum as a contested operational domain requiring deliberate cross-functional…
Concept/Framework
Electronic Warfare
The military discipline of using the electromagnetic spectrum to degrade, deny, or deceive an adversary's electronic systems, encompassing attack techniques such as jamming and GNSS denial alongside protective measures defending…
Concept/Framework
Emergency Connectivity
Emergency Connectivity is connectivity designed to remain available or rapidly restore communication during emergencies. It supports continuity when normal service is disrupted.
Operations
Emission Control
Emission Control is the management of signal emission level, direction, timing, or pattern to reduce detectability or interference.
Operations
Encrypted Payload Traffic
Encrypted Payload Traffic is payload data that is protected by encryption as it moves across a satellite or communications network.
Software
Field Communications
Field Communications is the communications environment and practice used by personnel operating away from fixed infrastructure to support deployed communications in the field.
Operations
Frequency Hopping
Frequency Hopping is the periodic change of carrier frequency according to a predefined or adaptive sequence.
Protocol
GNSS Denial
The operational condition in which a device or region loses access to reliable GNSS positioning and timing, typically caused by jamming or spoofing directed at GNSS signals, affecting every downstream…
Concept/Framework
Hardened Terminal
Hardened Terminal is a communications terminal designed to resist environmental stress, damage, interference, or operational disruption while maintaining functional communications capability in demanding field conditions.
Hardware