Glossary of Telecoms Technology Terms
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what is a nak
A Network Access Key (NAK) in the UK telecom market is a unique code provided by network operators to grant access to their services. This...
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what is a prb
A PRB (Physical Resource Block) in the telecom industry refers to the smallest unit of resource allocation in the LTE (Long-Term Evolution) network. In the...
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what is a subscriber number
A subscriber number in the UK telecom market is a unique identifier assigned to a customer by a telecommunications service provider. It is used to...
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what is a tbf
A TBF (Temporary Block Flow) in telecommunications refers to a temporary communication channel established between a mobile device and a network to facilitate data transfer....
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what is a usim
A USIM, or Universal Subscriber Identity Module, is a specialized smart card used in mobile devices to securely store and manage subscriber information. In the...
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what is agps
Assisted GPS (A-GPS) is a technology used in telecommunications to enhance the performance of standard GPS systems by utilizing assistance data from cellular networks. A-GPS...
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what is ambr
The AMBR (Aggregate Maximum Bit Rate) in telecommunications refers to the maximum rate at which data can be transferred over a network connection. In the...
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what is cbmi
CBMI (Cell Broadcast Message Identifier) in the telecom industry refers to a unique identifier assigned to each Cell Broadcast message. In the UK market, CBMI...
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what is data terminal equipment
Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) in the telecom market refers to devices that communicate with other equipment through a network. DTE can include devices such as...
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what is dcn
DCN in telecom stands for Data Communication Network. It is a crucial component in the telecommunications industry, serving as the backbone for transmitting data between...
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what is dnai
DNAI stands for Digital Network Access Interface, which is a crucial component in the telecommunications industry. In the UK market, DNAI serves as the interface...
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what is hdml
HTML in telecom refers to the Home Digital Media Server, a device that allows users to store and share digital media files such as photos,...
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what is hgw
High Group Waiting (HGW) in telecom refers to the situation when a large number of calls are waiting in a queue for an available agent...
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what is hgw mean
High Group Waiting (HGW) refers to the maximum number of calls that can be held in a queue before additional calls are rejected in a...
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what is kbit/s
Kilobits per second (kbit/s) is a unit used to measure data transfer rates in telecommunications. kbit/s is commonly used to quantify the speed at which...
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what is ksi number
The KSI number in telecom refers to the Key Sharing Index. This index is a unique identifier that is used in the process of sharing...
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what is nak
Nak in telecom stands for Negative Acknowledgement. , Naks are used to indicate that data transmission has failed or encountered errors. Naks are sent by...
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what is network termination unit
Network Termination Unit (NTU) in telecom refers to a device that serves as the demarcation point between the service provider's network and the customer's internal...
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what is omadm on my phone
OMADM stands for Over-the-Air Device Management and is a protocol used by telecom operators to remotely manage mobile devices. OMADM plays a crucial role in...
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what is physical cell id
Physical Cell ID (PCI) in telecom refers to a unique identifier assigned to each cell within a mobile network. In the UK market, PCI plays...
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what is pke
Packet loss occurs when one or more packets of data traveling across a computer network fail to reach their destination. In the context of telecommunications,...
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what is prb
The term PRB in telecom stands for Physical Resource Block. PRBs are fundamental units of radio resources used in cellular networks to allocate bandwidth to...
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what is psap
Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a crucial component of the emergency response system in the United Kingdom. PSAPs are call centers responsible for answering...
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what is rsn
RSN in telecom stands for Radio Access Network. In the UK market, RSN refers to the part of a mobile network that connects mobile devices...
