Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Transport
209 terms
Microwave Link
A microwave link is a directional wireless communications path that uses microwave frequencies to connect two fixed endpoints. It typically forms a transport link for backhaul, intersite connectivity, or critical…
Concept/Framework
Middle Mile
Middle Mile is the transport segment between local access networks and core or aggregation infrastructure that carries traffic beyond the access edge.
Concept/Framework
Midhaul Transport
Midhaul Transport is the transport segment that connects radio or access network elements to aggregation or core parts of the network.
Protocol
Mobile Access Network
A mobile access network is the collection of radio access elements, control logic, and supporting transport that provides connectivity to moving users and devices. It is the access layer that…
Service Model
Mobile Network
A mobile network is a communications network that delivers access and transport services to users, devices, or assets that can change location while connected. It is built to preserve service…
Concept/Framework
Mobility Service
Mobility Service is a communication service designed to continue functioning as a user, device, or asset moves across coverage areas. It relies on continuity and handover support.
Service Model
Modulation
Modulation is the method of varying a carrier’s amplitude, frequency, phase, or related properties to represent information for transmission. It is the bridge between digital or analog information and physical…
Concept/Framework
Modulation Scheme
Modulation Scheme is the method used to encode information onto a carrier by varying its amplitude, frequency, phase, or related properties. It defines how the signal carries data.
Protocol
MPLS
MPLS is a packet-forwarding and traffic-engineering technology that directs network traffic using labels rather than traditional IP-only routing decisions.
Protocol
Multi Orbit Architecture
Multi Orbit Architecture is a space communications design that uses satellites in more than one orbital regime to deliver or support service, combining the strengths of different orbit classes.
Service Model