Loading... Please wait...| Below is a list of commonly used terms within th technical specification sections of www.mobilesignalbooster.co.uk |
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Ambient Temperature - The prevailing temperature in the immediate vicinity of an object. dBi - Decibels of gain relative to an isotropic antenna, or one that radiates equal power in all directions; used to measure antenna gain. dBm – An Abbreviation for decibels above (or below) 1 milliwatt. A quantity of power expressed in terms of its ratio to 1 milliwatt. Downlink - A satellite-to-earth microwave channel- and related components, such as the base station receiving equipment. Gain - The product of the gain of an active device and a specified bandwidth. Guard Band - The unused bandwidth separating channels to prevent crosstalk. I/O Modules - General-purpose circuit modules that interface a microprocessor to relays, switches, and transducers. Intermodulation - Mixing of two radio signals to produce a third signal that interferes with the reception of a desired signal. Pass Band Ripple - fluctuations, or variations, in the frequency magnitude response within the pass band of a filter. Passband ripple, measured in dB Transmission - The dispatching of a signal, message, or other form of intelligence by wire, radio, telegraphy, telephony, facsimile, or other means; the signaling of data over communications channels. Uplink - The earth station electronics and antenna that transmit information to a communication satellite for relay back to the ground. VSWR -Abbreviation for voltage standing-wave ratio. Voltage Standing-Wave Ratio – Abbreviated VSWR. In a stationary-wave system (such as in a waveguide or coaxial cable), the ratio of the amplitude of the electric field or voltage at a voltage maximum to that at an adjacent voltage minimum. |