- Industrie: Telecommunications
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The variety of terminal or the originator (e. G. , dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) phone, ISDN terminal. )
Industry:Telecommunications
The subnetwork formed by an association of interconnected Trusted Network Interface Units and one or more Access control Systems. See also Trusted Network Interface Unit .
Industry:Telecommunications
The temporal rms deviation of the impulse response of a system.
Industry:Telecommunications
The technique of concealing or altering the characteristics of communications patterns for the purpose of denying an unauthorized receiver information that would be of value; a process of modulo two addition of a pseudorandom bit stream generated by a cryptographic device with bits from the control message.
Industry:Telecommunications
The voltage common to both input terminals of a device. 2. In a differential amplifier, the unwanted part of the voltage between each input connection point and ground that is added to the voltage of each original signal. Synonym longitudinal voltage.
Industry:Telecommunications
The voltage drop between any two defined points of interest in a power distribution system.
Industry:Telecommunications
The transfer of a correct, nonduplicate, user information block between the source user and intended destination user. Note: Successful block transfer occurs when the last bit of the transferred block crosses the functional interface between the telecommunications system and the intended destination user. Successful block transfer can only occur within a defined maximum block transfer time after initiation of a block transfer attempt.
Industry:Telecommunications
The technology of rebroadcasting digital signals, via geosynchronous communications satellites, directly to the consumer; DBS technology allows consumers situated over a relatively large footprint to receive broadcasts (which, for all practical purposes, are now always digitally encoded) by using a small-aperture dish antenna.
Industry:Telecommunications
Transmission of analog voice signals that have been converted into digital signals. Note: An example of digital voice transmission is transmission of pulse-code modulated (PCM) analog voice signals.
Industry:Telecommunications
The temperature, usually expressed in kelvins, of a hypothetical matched resistance at the input of an assumed noiseless device, such as a noiseless amplifier, that would account for the measured output noise.
Industry:Telecommunications
