Telecommunications

Quality Of Service Quality Of Service is the degree to which a service or network meets defined performance characteristics such as delay, loss, and bandwidth. Operations Queue Management Queue Management is the handling of packet queues in a device or system so delay, loss, and fairness can be controlled. Operations Radio Access Network A radio access network is the collection of radio access equipment, control logic, and supporting transport that connects endpoints to a mobile or wireless service. It manages radio resources, mobility,… Concept/Framework 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 Redundancy Redundancy is the use of duplicate or alternate components so a system can continue operating after a failure. It supports availability and fault tolerance. Operations Redundancy Scheme A Redundancy Scheme is a design approach that duplicates or backs up components so a system can keep operating after a failure. It improves availability and fault tolerance. Operations Redundant Control Network Redundant Control Network is a control communications network with alternate paths, links, or components so control traffic can continue after a failure. Operations Regenerative NTN A non-terrestrial network payload architecture in which the satellite performs onboard demodulation, decoding, and re-modulation of the signal — implementing some or all of the RAN baseband function in space… Concept/Framework Regenerative Payload Regenerative Payload is a payload architecture that demodulates, processes, and remodulates signals within the payload before retransmission. Hardware Region Region is a geographic area used to describe a bounded location for planning or organization. It may be physical, operational, or administrative depending on context. Concept/Framework