- Branche: Telecommunications
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A software system that facilitates (a) the creation and maintenance of a database or databases, and (b) the execution of computer programs using the database or databases.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software tool for auditing and identifying network traffic packets. Note: An example of a sniffer is a packet sniffer.
Industry:Telecommunications
A source of electromagnetic radiation such that (a) the source is so distant from a point of observation or measurement of the radiation that the wavefront of the radiation is a planar rather than a curved surface, regardless of the shape of the source, (b) the size or shape of the source has no influence on the shape of the wavefront at the point of observation or measurement, and (c) the source need not necessarily radiate with equal radiance in all directions.
Industry:Telecommunications
A source of timing located in close proximity to an associated facility, such as a communications station, central office, or node. Note: The same clock might be a remote clock relative to some other facility.
Industry:Telecommunications
A space in a building where commercial ac power, standby ac power, or both, enter the building. The PEF contains the ac service equipment and may also contain secondary ac surge protective devices.
Industry:Telecommunications
A space station in the broadcasting-satellite service (sound broadcasting. )
Industry:Telecommunications
A space system using one or more artificial Earth satellites.
Industry:Telecommunications
A special advanced intelligent network (AIN) feature supporting Government Emergency Telecommunications Service (GETS) calls. The feature automatically routes GETS calls to selected carriers to provide improved call completion probability during times of network congestion or damage during disasters or crises.
Industry:Telecommunications
A special attendant position used to terminate emergency calls. It provides sufficient signaling and display capabilities to support the functionality of routed, bridged and transferred emergency calls.
Industry:Telecommunications
A special case of root-mean-square deviation where the independent variable is time and f (t) describes the pulse waveform.
Industry:Telecommunications
