Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Access
198 terms
Beam Coverage
Beam Coverage is the spatial area over which a radio beam provides usable service. It describes the footprint of signal availability from a directional beam, determined by antenna pattern, transmit…
Concept/Framework
Beamforming
Beamforming is the use of signal processing to shape transmitted or received radio energy toward a target direction by adjusting phase, amplitude, or timing across multiple antenna elements.
Hardware
Block Storage
Block Storage is a storage model that presents data as fixed-size blocks for use by operating systems and applications. It provides low-level storage access for filesystems and similar consumers.
Service Model
Bridge to Network Integration
Bridge to Network Integration is the integration of vessel bridge systems with onboard or external network services for operational connectivity and data exchange. It links navigation operations with communications systems…
Operations
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
Broadcast Domain
Broadcast Domain is the set of network devices that receive a Layer 2 broadcast frame within the same forwarding scope.
Concept/Framework
Broadcast Service
Broadcast Service is a communication service that sends the same content from one source to many receivers at the same time. It is optimized for shared distribution.
Service Model
Carrier Aggregation
Carrier Aggregation is a wireless technique that combines multiple frequency carriers to increase bandwidth and data capacity. It allows one service to use more than one carrier resource simultaneously.
Protocol
Carrier Frequency
Carrier Frequency is the central frequency of a radio signal used as the basis for modulation and transmission. It places the signal in spectrum.
Concept/Framework
Carrier Grade NAT
Carrier Grade NAT is large-scale network address translation used by service providers to share limited public IPv4 addresses among many subscribers, extending NAT at provider scale.
Protocol