Telecommunications

Active Queue Management Active Queue Management is a queue management approach that actively marks or drops packets before buffers become excessively full. It is designed to limit latency growth. Operations Adaptive Coding And Modulation Adaptive Coding And Modulation is a link-adaptation method that changes coding and modulation to match current channel conditions, balancing throughput and robustness. Protocol Adaptive Modulation Adaptive Modulation is the dynamic selection of modulation formats based on link conditions to balance robustness and throughput. It changes the signal constellation or format when channel quality changes, enabling… Software Admission Control Admission Control is the decision process that determines whether a new flow, call, session, or request is allowed to enter a network or service. It protects available capacity. Operations Antenna Blockage Superstructure Antenna Blockage Superstructure is a vessel structure that obstructs an antenna's line of sight and reduces or interrupts radio performance through physical blockage or partial shadowing of the RF path. Hardware Antenna Gain Antenna Gain is a measure of how effectively an antenna concentrates energy in a given direction compared with a reference antenna. It influences both transmit and receive performance. Hardware Anycast Routing Anycast Routing is a routing approach in which the same address is advertised from multiple locations and traffic is sent to the nearest or best reachable one. Protocol Application Aware Routing Application Aware Routing is routing that uses application or service context to influence path selection and traffic handling. It routes traffic based on policy or service requirements rather than only… Software Asynchronous Transfer Mode Asynchronous Transfer Mode is a cell-switched networking technology that carries traffic in fixed-size cells. It was designed for broadband transport and service differentiation. Protocol Atmospheric Absorption Atmospheric Absorption is the loss of electromagnetic energy as radio waves pass through the atmosphere due to interaction with atmospheric gases, resulting in propagation loss that reduces received signal strength. Concept/Framework