Broadband Transmission: A term used to describe analog data transmission. Requires the use of modems. Many different sets of of data can be transmitted simultaneously.

 

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Broadband Transmission: A term used to describe analog data transmission. Requires the use of modems. Many different sets of of data can be transmitted simultaneously.

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP): Transmission Control Protocol works with IP to ensure that packets travel safely on the Internet. This is the method by which most Internet activity takes place.

Telephone Transmission Tower: A telephone base station located on top of a tall, free-standing structure.

Transmission: Passage of light through a transparent or translucent material.

Transmission Control Protocol-Internet Protocol (TCP-IP): A set of protocols to link dissimilar computers across many kinds of networks. The primary protocol used by the Internet.

Vertical Transmission: Transmission of an infection, such as HIV, from mother to child during the perinatal period, the period immediately before and after birth.

Transmission Pipeline: A pipeline that carries natural gas from a region where it is produced to a region where it is stored or consumed.

STC (Sound Transmission Class): The measure of sound stopping of ordinary noise.

Oral Transmission: Preservation of music without the aid of written notation.

Broadband PCS: Personal communications services created in the A- through F-Block auctions and used for voice and data. Broadband PCS is allocated 140 MHz of spectrum with 20 MHz currently unassigned. Freq . . . View Full Definition