Glossary
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Radiation (rad) hardened |
Used to describe material that is not sensitive to the
effects of nuclear radiation; such material is typically
used for military applications.
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Radio frequency (RF) |
The frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum that are
used for radio communications.
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Radio frequency interference (RFI) |
The interference on copper cabling systems caused by
radio frequencies.
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Raman amplification |
An amplification method using a pump laser to donate
energy to a signal to amplify it without using a doped
length of fiber.
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RAMS | Risk Assessment and Method Statements
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RAN | Radio Access Network - consist of the RF and transmission systems of mobile telecommunications system providing the interface between the user device (Ue) and the core network (CN).
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Ray |
A beam of light in a single direction. Usually a representation
of light traveling in a particular direction through
a particular medium.
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Rayleigh scattering |
The redirection of light caused by atomic structures and
particles along the light
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RCA | RCA Phono connector, RCA Phono is the type of plug/connection used to connect hi-fi and Audio Visual (AV) equipment. Tip: Usually white and red (White for left, Red for Right) for a stereo signal.
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RCE | Remote Control Unit
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RCU |
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RCUA |
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RDS | Rigging Data Sheet – details the existing and required radio requirements for a cell site. Owned by the Cell Planner.
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Reactance |
A measure of the combined effects of capacitance and
inductance on an alternating current. The amount of
such opposition varies with the frequency of the current.
The reactance of a capacitor decreases with an increase
in frequency. The opposite occurs with an inductance.
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Receiver |
A device whose purpose is to capture transmitted signal
energy and convert that energy for useful functions. In
fiber-optic systems, an electronic component that converts
light energy to electrical energy.
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