Where does this show up in the real world?
Telecommunications
401 terms
Digital Payload
Digital Payload is the data-bearing part of a communications payload that handles user traffic or service information.
Software
Dijkstra Algorithm
Dijkstra Algorithm is a shortest-path method for weighted graphs with nonnegative edge costs. It determines minimum-cost routes from a source node to other nodes by maintaining a frontier of candidate…
Software
Direct To Cell
Direct To Cell is a service model that connects mobile devices to cellular services using satellite-enabled access. It extends coverage where terrestrial access is limited or unavailable.
Service Model
Direct To Device
Direct To Device is a connectivity model in which a network reaches a user device without relying on a local access intermediary. It is used to extend service coverage and…
Concept/Framework
Direct To Home
Direct To Home is a satellite delivery model that sends service directly to a customer premise receiver.
Service Model
Dish Size
Dish Size is the physical size of a directional antenna reflector that influences gain, beamwidth, and the ability to capture or transmit signal energy.
Hardware
Distance Vector Routing
Distance Vector Routing is a routing method in which routers share distance information with neighbors to reach destinations, building routes iteratively based on advertised metrics.
Concept/Framework
Distributed Processing
Distributed Processing is the execution of computational work across multiple nodes or systems rather than on a single machine.
Software
Doppler Compensation
Doppler Compensation is the adjustment of frequency or timing to counteract Doppler shift caused by relative motion between transmitter and receiver.
Operations
Downlink
Downlink is the communication path from a transmitter or network toward a receiver or end user device. It is the receive direction in a bidirectional link.
Protocol