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APPENDIX A Acronyms and Abbreviations* a A A AAR AARTS AAS AB ABCA abs ABS ABSBH ac AC ACA ACC ACCS ACCUNET ACD atto (10- 18 ) ampere angstrom automatic alternate routing automatic audio remote test set aeronautical advisory station asynchronous balanced (mode) (Link Layer OSI-RM) American, British, Canadian, Australian armies absolute aeronautical broadcast station average busy season busy hour alternating current absorption coefficient access charge access code automatic circuit assurance automatic callback calling associated common-channel signaling AT&T switched 56-kbps service automatic call distributing automatic call distributor * Alphabetized letter by letter. Uppercase letters follow lowercase letters. All other symbols are ignored, including superscripts and subscripts. Numerals follow Z and Greek letters are at the very end. 1127

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Page 1: APPENDIX A Acronyms and Abbreviations*

APPENDIX A

Acronyms and Abbreviations*

a

A

A AAR

AARTS

AAS

AB

ABCA

abs

ABS

ABSBH

ac

AC

ACA

ACC

ACCS

ACCUNET

ACD

atto (10-18)

ampere

angstrom

automatic alternate routing

automatic audio remote test set

aeronautical advisory station

asynchronous balanced (mode) (Link Layer OSI-RM)

American, British, Canadian, Australian armies

absolute

aeronautical broadcast station

average busy season busy hour

alternating current

absorption coefficient

access charge

access code

automatic circuit assurance

automatic callback calling

associated common-channel signaling

AT&T switched 56-kbps service

automatic call distributing

automatic call distributor

* Alphabetized letter by letter. Uppercase letters follow lowercase letters. All other symbols are ignored, including superscripts and subscripts. Numerals follow Z and Greek letters are at the very end.

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ac-dc

ACE

ACF/VTAM

ACK

ACK/NAK

ACS

ACSE

ACTS

ACU

AD

AID

A-D

ADAPT

ADC

ADCCP

ADH

ADP

ADPCM

ADPE

ADPS

ADPSSO

ADS

ADSP

ADSU

ADU

ADX

AECS

AECSP

AEF

AEQ

AES

AF

AFC

alternating-current direct-current (ringing)

automatic cross-connection equipment

advanced communications facility (VT AM)

acknowledge character

acknowledgement

acknowledgement/negative acknowledgement

airport control station

asynchronous communications system

association control service element

advanced communications technology satellite

automatic calling unit

addendum

analog to digital

analog to digital

architectures design, analysis, and planning tool

analog-to-digital converter

automatic digital control

Advanced Data Communications Control Procedure (ANSI)

automatic data handling

automatic data processing

automatic data processor

adaptive differential pulse code modulation

Association for Data Processing and Computer Management

automatic data processing equipment

automatic data processing system

automatic data processing system security officer

automatic dependent surveillance

AppleTalk Data Stream Protocol

automatic dependent surveillance unit

automatic dialing unit

automatic data exchange

Aeronautical Emergency Communications System

Aeronautical Emergency Communications System Plan

aircraft emergency frequency

aeronautical emergency frequency

automatic recovery quotient

aeronautical Earth station

audio frequency

area frequency coordinator

automatic frequency control

automatic frequency control

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AFI

AFNOR

AFP

AFRN

AFRS

AFS

AG

AGC

AGE

AGRS

AGWCS

AHF

AI

AIG

AIM

AIN

AIOD

AIS

AISC

AISS

AJ

AL

ALAP

ALBAM

ALC

ALE

ALGOL

ALMRBS

ALMRS

ALOHA

ALU

Nm AM

address and fonnat identifier (ISO)

Association Fran~ais Nonnal (France standards body)

Association Fran~aise des Nonnes (France Standards)

AppleTalk Filing Protocol

Anned Forces Radio Network

Anned Forces Radio Service

aeronautical fixed service

aeronautical fixed station

antenna gain

automatic gain control

aerospace ground equipment

air-ground radiotelephone service

air-ground worldwide communications system

adaptive high frequency (radio)

absorption index

artificial intelligence

address indicator group

address indicating group

amplitude intensity modulation

advanced intelligence network

automatic identified outward dialing

automated infonnation system

application-specific integrated circuit

automated infonnation systems security

anti -jamming

Application Layer

AppleTalk Link Access Protocol

air-land battle assessment model

automatic level control

automatic load control

automatic link establishment

Algorithmic Language

airport land mobile radio base station

airport land mobile radio station

an experimental radio broadcast network

arithmetic and logic unit

arithmetic and logical unit

amperes per meter

amplitude modulated

amplitude modulation

amplitude modulator

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AMA

AMC

AME

AMI

AMLCD

AMlPMNSB

AMPS

AMPSSO

AM(R)S

AMS

AMS(OR)S

AMS(R)S

AMSS

AMTS

ANA

ANI

ANL

ANMCC

ANS

ANSI

ANT

AP

APC

apd

a.p.d.

APD

APDC

APEX

API

angle modulation

ante meridian

automatic message accounting

administrative management complex

amplitude modulation equivalent

automatic message exchange

alternate mark inversion

alternate mark inversion (signal)

active matrix liquid crystal display

amplitude modulation/phase modulation/vestigial sideband

Advanced Mobile Phone Service

automatic message processing system

automated message processing system security officer

aeronautical mobile (route) service

aeronautical mobile service

aeronautical multicom service

aeronautical mobile-satellite (off-route) service

aeronautical mobile-satellite (route) service

aeronautical mobile-satellite service

automated maritime telecommunications system

article numbering association

automatic number identification

automatic noise limiter

Alternate National Military Command Center

ambient noise level

American National Standard

American National Standards Institute (formerly ASA)

antenna noise temperature

anomalous propagation

applications processor

adaptive predictive code

adaptive predictive coding

automatic phase control

avalanche photodiode

avalanche photodiode

automatic phase control

avalanche photodetector

avalanche photodiode

avalanche photodiode coupler

Advanced Project for Information Exchange

application program interface

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APIICS

APK

APL

APPC

APPN

APSK

APT

ARENA

ARM

ARN

ARNS

ARNSS

ARP

ARPA

ARPAnet

ARPANET

ARQ

ARR

ARS

ARTIC

ARU

AS

ASA

ASAS

ASC

ASCII

ASE

ASIC

ASN.1

ASOCnet

ASP

ASR

application program interface/communications service

amplitude phase-shift keying

A Programming Language

Array Programming Language

average picture level

Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (IBM)

Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking

amplitude phase-shift keying

Automatically Programmed Tool

Automated Recourse to Electronic Negotiations Archive

asynchronous response mode (Link Layer OSI-RM)

air reporting net

aeronautical radionavigation service

aeronautical radionavigation-satellite service

address resolution protocol

Address Resolution Protocol (standard)

Advanced Research Projects Agency (now DARPA)

Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

automatic repeat-request

automatic request for transmission

airborne radio relay

automatic route selection

automatic route selector

a realtime interface coprocessor

audio response unit

abstract syntaxe

aeronautical station

American Standards Association (Now ANSI)

all-source analysis system

AUTODIN Switching Center

axis of signal communications

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

automatic switching equipment

application-specific integrated circuit

Abstract Syntax Notation 1 (ISO)

Army Special Operations Command Network

adjunct service point

Aggregated Switch Procurement

AppleTaJk Session Protocol

automatic send and receive

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ASRT

ASS

ASTM

AT

ATACS

ATB

ATC

ATOM

ATE ATF

ATM

ATOF

ATOW

ATV

au

AU

AU!

AUTODIN

AUTOSEVOCOM

AUTOVON

AVO

AVPO

AWG

AWGN

AWM

AWSIM

AZ

b

B

balun

BAS

automatic send/receive terminal

amateur satellite service

automatic switching system

American Society for Testing and Materials

asynchronous transmission

Army Tactical Communications System (U.S.)

all trunks busy (signal)

air traffic control

air traffic controller

asynchronous time-division multiplexing

automatic test equipment

advanced tactical (optical) fiber

alternative test method

alternative test mode

asynchronous transfer mode

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (standard)

automatic teller machine

automatic tracking mechanism

advanced tactical optical fiber

acquisition and tracking orderwire

advanced television

astronomical unit

access unit

access unit interface

attachment unit interface

Automatic Digital Network (U.S. 000)

Automatic Secure Voice Communications Network

Automatic Voice Network (U.S. 000)

alternate voice/data

axial vapor phase oxidation (process)

American Wire Gauge

additive white Gaussian noise

appliance wiring material

air warfare simulation

azimuth

bit (binary digit)

byte

bel, byte

balanced-to-unbalanced

basic activity set (OSI Session)

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basecom

BASIC

BB

BBC

BBLAN

BBS

BCC

BCD

BCH

BCI

BCS

BCVT

Bd

BEL

bell

BEP

BER

BERT'

BES

BETRS

BEX

BFlCC

BFL

BFOG

BIGFON

BIH

BIOD

BIOS

bis

BISDN

B-ISDN

bi-sync

bit

BIT

base communications

beginner's all-purpose symbolic instruction code

baseband

back-to-back connection

British Broadcasting Company

baseband local area network

bridge-to-bridge station

block check character

binary coded decimal

Bose-Chaudhuri-Hochquenghem (code)

bit count integrity

B-channel circuit-switched

basic combined set (OSI Session)

basic class virtual tenninal (OSI)

baud

bell (transmission control character)

BEL character

block error probability

basic energy reduction

bit error rate (errors/time)

bit error ratio (errors/characters sent)

block error ratio

bit error ratio test

bit error ratio tester

base Earth station

Basic Exchange Telecommunications Radio Service

broadband exchange

British Facsimile Industry Consultative Committee

back focal length

Brillouin fiber optic gyroscope

experimental Gennan video service

Bureau International del 'Heure

International Time Bureau

Bell integrated optical device

basic input-output system

second version of a recommendation (CCITr)

broadband integrated services digital network

Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network (Standard)

binary synchronous (communications)

binary digit

built-in test

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BITE

BID

BLER

BLERT

BLP

BLR

BMLC

BMMG

BMR

BNF

BNR

BOB

BOC

BOCs

BOP

bpi

BPI

bps

BPS

BPSK

BR

BRA

BRI

BRL BRLP

BS

b/s

b· S-I

b/sec

b • sec-I

BSA

BSC

BSE

BSGL

built-in test equipment

basic infonnation unit (lBM/SNA)

bus interface unit

block error rate

block error rate test

block error rate tester

block error rate testing

block loss probability

block loss ratio

Basic Mode Link Control

British Minicomputer Manufacturing Group

bit misdelivery ratio

block misdelivery ratio

Backus-Naur fonn

Bell Northern Research

break-out box

Bell Operating Company

Bell Operating Companies

Bit-Oriented Protocol

bits per inch

bytes per inch

bits per inch

bytes per inch

bits per second

B-channel packet-switched

binary phase-shift keying

bit rate

basic rate access

basic rate interface

Basic Rate Interface (ISDN)

balance return loss

bit-rate· length product

broadcasting service

bits per second

bits per second

bits per second

bits per second

basic serving arrangement

binary synchronous communication

basic service element

branch systems general license

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BSI

BSO

BSS

BT

BTl

BTN

BTR BW

BWDF

B3ZS

B6ZS

B8ZS

c

C

C4

CAA

CAC2

CACS

CAD

CAD/CAM

CALS

CAM

CAMA

CAN

CAP

CARS

CAS

British Standards Institution

bit-synchronous operation

basic synchronized set (OSI Session)

broadcasting-satellite service

British Telecom

British Telecom International

billing telephone number

block transfer rate

bandwidth

bandwidth • distance factor

bipolar with three-zero substitution

bipolar with six-zero substitution

bipolar with eight-zero substitution

centi (10-2)

symbol for the speed of light in vacuum

capacitance (electric circuit)

coulomb (electric charge)

command and control

command and control system (tactical)

command, control, and communications

command, control, and communications system (tactical)

command, control, communications, and computers

collinear antenna array

combined arms command and control

centralized alarm control system

computer-aided dispatching

computer-aided design

computer-assisted design

computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing.

continuous acquisition and lifecycle support

computer-aided manufacturing

computer-assisted manufacturing

centralized automatic message accounting

cancel character (control character)

competitive access provider

customer administration panel

cable (television) relay service

cable (television) relay station

centralized attendant services

channel-associated signaling

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CASE

CATV

CBEMA

CBMS

CBR

CBS

CBX

cc

CC

CCA

CCC

CCCCP

CCD

CCEB

cch

CCR

CCI

CCIF

CCIR

CCIS

CCIT

CCITT

ccs

CCS

common application service elements

computer-aided software engineering

computer-aided system engineering

computer-assisted software engineering

computer-assisted system engineering

cable television

cable TV

community antenna television

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Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association (Sponsor ANSI X3)

computer-based messaging system (NIST)

Carson bandwidth rule

common-battery signaling

corps battle simulation

computer branch exchange

computerized branch exchange (IBM)

cubic centimeter (milliliter)

country code

carrier-controlled approach

call control character

command and control center

communications control center

Committee on Computer-to-Computer Communication Protocols

charge-coupled device

Combined Communications-Electronics Board

hundred circuit • hours

connections per circuit-hour

hundred circuit-hours

character count integrity

International Consultative Committee for Telephone

International Radio Consultative Committee

common channel interoffice signaling

International Consultative Committee for Telegraph (now CCITT)

Comite Consultatif International Telegraphique et Telephonique

International Consultative Telegraph and Telephone Committee

command, control, and communications countermeasures

commitment, concurrency, and recovery

hundred call· seconds (c=l00, Roman)

clear confirmation signal

common channel signaling

hundred call-seconds (C=l00, Roman)

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CCSA

CCSS No.7

CCTV

CCW

cd

CD

CD ROM

CDC

CDF

CDM

CDMA

CDPSK

CDR

CDS

CDT

CDU

C-E

CEC

CEI

CELP

CEM

CEN

CENLEC

CEP

CEPT

CERN

CES

CF

CFE

CFR

CFSK

cgs

CHIEF

CHILL

common control switching arrangement

common channel signaling system No. 7 (CCITT)

closed-circuit television

cable cutoff wavelength

candela

carrier detect

compact disk read-only memory

call directly code

chromatic dispersion coefficient

combined distribution frame

cumulative distribution function

color division multiplexing

conditioned diphase modulation

code division multiple access

code-division multiple-access (spread spectrum)

coherent differential phase-shift keying

call detail recording

chromatic dispersion slope

control data terminal

central display unit

communications-electronics

Committee of European Communities

comparably efficient interconnection

code-excited linear prediction (coding)

common equipment module (Ferranti)

Comite Europeen de Normalization

European Committee for Electrotechnological Standardization

circular error probability

circular error probable

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Conference Europeen des Administrations des Postes et des Teltkommunica­tions

European Nuclear Research Center

coast Earth station

critical frequency

contractor-furnished equipment

Cambridge fast ring

Code of Federal Regulations

coherent frequency shift keying

centimeter-gram-second (system of units)

customs handling of import and export freight

CCITT high-level language (telephone exchange use)

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CHINAPAC

CHOP

ChR

ch • S-I

C31

C41

CI

CIAS

CIC

CICS

CIF

CIFAX

CIM

CINC

CINCLANT

CINCPAC

ciphony

CiR

CIS

C/kt

cl

CL

CL

CLASS

CLIO

CLIP

CLIR

CLIS

CLIST

CLR

cm

CM

CMA CMC

CMDR

CMI

CMIP

China national packet switching network

change in operational control

channel reliability

characters per second

command, control, communications, and intelligence

command, control, computers, communications, and intelligence

computer industry

cooperation index

circuit inventory and analysis system

content indicator code

customer information control system

common interface format

common intermediate format

ciphered facsimile

computer-integrated manufacturing

corporate information management

commander-in-chief

Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic

Commander-in-Chief, Pacific

ciphered telephony

circuit reliability

communications and information systems

carrier-to-receiver noise density

centiliter

connectionless

connectionless (mode)

custom local area signaling service

calling line identification

calling line identification presentation

calling line identification restriction

calling line identification signal

command list

clear request (connection)

centimeter

configuration management

centralized message accounting

communications management configuration

customer management complex

command reject

coded mark inversion

Common Management Information Protocol

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CMIS

CMOS

CMOT

CMP

CMRR

CMT

CMW

C/N

CNL

CNM

CNR

CNS

CO

C.O.

COAM

COAT

coax

COBOL

COD

codec

COG

CO-LAN

COM

COMINT

COMJAM

compandor

COMPUSEC

COMSAT

COMSEC

CONEX

CONUS

COS

common management information service

common management information system

complementary metal oxide semiconductor

complementary metal oxide substrate

CMIS management over TCP

communications management processor

common-mode rejection ratio

connectionless mode transmission

compartmented mode workstation

carrier to noise power ratio

carrier-to-noise-ratio

carrier noise level

communications network management

communications network manager

carrier-to-noise power ratio

carrier to noise ratio

combat net radio

complementary network services

central office

central office (telephone network)

connection oriented

central office

customer owned and maintained equipment

coherent optical adaptive technique

coaxial cable

common business oriented language

catastrophic optical damage

coder-decoder

centralized ordering group

central office local area network

computer output microform

communications intelligence

communications jamming

compressor-expander

computer security

Communications Satellite Corporation

communications security

connectivity exchange

continental United States

Continental United States

Corporation for Open Systems (U.S.)

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COT

CO{fP

cp

CP

CPE

cpi

CPI

cpm

CP/M

CPP

cps

CPS

CPU

CR

CRADA

CRC

CREG

CRITCOM

CRITICOM

CROM

CRSS

CRT

cis

CS

c • s

CSC

CSCINT

CSDN

customer office terminal

Connection-Oriented Transaction Protocol

candlepower

carrier pulse

customer premises equipment

characters per inch

common physical interface (ISDN)

characters per minute

counts per minute

control program for microcomputers

Cable Patch Panel (DEC)

characters per second

counts per second

cycles per second (deprecated for frequency)

call progress signal

central processing unit

communications processor unit

call request (ISO)

carriage return (character)

channel reliability

character recognition

circuit reliability

connection request (ISO)

contrast ratio

cooperative research and development agreement

cyclic redundancy check

concentrated range extension with gain

critical intelligence communications

Critical Communications Intelligence Network

control read-only memory

C3I reusable software system.

cathode-ray tube

cycles per second (deprecated for frequency)

carrier system

communications survivability

call • second

communications survivability

circuit switching center

common signaling channel

closed source intelligence

circuit-switched data network

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CSE

CSM

CSMA

CSMA/CA

CSMA/CD

CSNET

CST

CSU

CTCA

CID CTL

CTM

CTS

CTX

CUG

CVD

CVPO

CVSD

cw

CW

CWSS

CX

CX

cxr

d

D"

da

communications security equipment

communications security material

communications system management

communications systems management

Communications and Systems Management

carrier-sense multiple-access

carrier-sense multiple-access w/collision avoidance

CSMA with collision avoidance

carrier-sense multiple-access w/collision detection

CSMA with collision detection

computer science network (U.S. research)

compatible sideband transmission

channel service unit

circuit switching unit

customer service unit

Canadian Telecommunications Carriers Association

clock time difference

critical technical load

circuit transfer mode

clear to send

clear to send (EIA RS-232)

Centrex®

clear to transmit

closed user group (X.25)

chemical vapor deposition (process)

chemical vapor phase oxidation (process)

continuously variable slope delta (modulation)

carrier wave

composite wave

continuous wave

carrier wave

composite wave

continuous wave

communications wiring system

composite signaling

connection (mode)

carrier

deci (10-')

D star (specific detectivity)

deka (10)

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D-A

D/A

DACS

DAD

DAMA

DAP

DAR

DARPA

DASS

DASS2

DATAPAC

DATEX-L

DATEX-P

dB

dBa

DBA

dBa(FIA)

dBa(HAI)

dBaO

dBc

DBC

DBI

dBm

dBm(psoph)

dBmO

dBmOp

DBMS

dBmV

dBnW

DBP

dB(psoph)

dBpW

dBr

dBm

dBmC

dBmCO

dBm(f\-f2)

dBm(144-line)

DBS

digital to analog

digital to analog

digital access and cross-connect system

draft addendum

demand assignment multiple access

Data Access Protocol (DECnet)

dynamically adaptive routing

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (U.S.)

digital access signaling system

digital access signaling system two

a public packet-switched network (Canada)

digital circuit-switched service (Germany)

public packet-switched network (Germany)

decibel

weighted noise power in dB referred to -85 dBm

directed broadcast address

noise power measured with FlA-line weighting

noise power measured with HA I-receiver weighting

noise power measured at zero transmission level point

dB relative to carrier power

dense binary code

decibel above isotropic

dB referred to I milliwatt (0 dBm = I milliwatt)

noise power in dBm with psophometric weighting

noise power in dBm referred to or measured at OTLP

noise power in dBmO measured with psophometric weighting

noise power in dBmO measured with C-message weighting

database management system

dB referred to I millivolt across 75 ohms

decibel referred to I millivolt (signal level)

dB referred to I nanowatt (0 dBn W = I n W)

Deutsche Bundespost (German Communications)

noise power in dBm measured with psophometric weighting

dB referred to I picowatt (0 dBpW = I pW)

dB referred to a given reference

dB above reference noise

noise power in dBm measured with C-message weighting

noise power in dBmC referred to or measured at OTLP

flat noise power in dBm

noise power in dBm measured with I44·line weighting

direct broadcast satellite

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DBTVS

dBv

dBV

dBW

dBx

dBO

DB-25

dBJlW

dc

DC

DCA

DCC

DCD

DCE

DCF

DCI

DCOF

DCPSK

DCS

DCTN

DCWV

DDCMP

DDD

DDL

DDM

DDN

DDP

DDR

DDS

DE

DEB

DEC

DECCA

direct broadcast television satellite

decibels relative to I volt peak-to-peak

dB relative to I V (volt)

dB referred to 1 W (watt) (0 dBW = 1 W)

decibels referred to I watt (0 dBW = 1 watt)

dB above reference coupling

decibels above reference coupling

noise power in dBm referred to or measured at OTLP

EIA RS-232 connector

dB referred to 1 microwatt (0 dBJlW = 1 JlW)

direct current

direct current

double crucible (process)

Defense Communications Agency

document content architecture (IBM)

data country code

digital cross-connect

data carrier detect

data circuit-terminating equipment

doubly cladded (optical) fiber

diametral cooperation index

doubly cladded optical fiber

differentially coherent phase-shift keying

Defense Communications System

Defense Commercial Telecommunications Network

direct-current working volts

Digital Data Communications Message Protocol (DEC)

direct distance dialing

data description language

distributed data management

Defense Data Network (U.S.)

Datagram Delivery Protocol

disengagement denial ratio

dataphone digital service (AT&T)

digital data service

direct dialing service

doped deposited silica (process)

data element

differentially encoded baseband

Digital Equipment Corporation

digital positioning system

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DECnet

DECT

DEL

DELNI

demarc

demod

DEMOD

DEMPR

demux

deMUX

DEMUX

demuxing

DEPS

dequeue

DES

detem

DETEM

DF

DFB

DFM

DFSK

OOPS

ooT DHCF

DlA

DID

DIN

Digital Equipment Corporation network architecture

Digital European Cordless Telecommunications

digital European cordless telephone

digital European cordless telephony

delete character (control character)

DEC Local Network Interface

demarcation point

demodulator

demodulator

DEC Multiport Repeater

demultiplex

demultiplexed

demultiplexer

demultiplexing

demultiplex (et al. above)

demultiplex (et al. above)

demultiplexing

departmental entry-processing system

double-ended queue

data encryption standard

Data-Encryption Standard (NBS now NIST)

double-ended synchronization

detector/emitter

detector/emitter

direction finder

direction finding

distress frequency

distributed feedback (laser)

digital frequency modulation

double frequency-shift keying

differential global positioning system

Direction Geneale des Telecommunications (France)

Distribution Host Command Facility

Defense Intelligence Agency

document interchange architecture (IBM)

direct inward dialing

Deutsche Industrie Normenausschuss (Germany)

Deutsches Institut fiir Normung (German Standards)

Deutsches Institut flir Normung (German standards body)

German Industrial Standards Committee

German Institute for Standardization (German standards body)

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DINA

diopt

DIP

DIS

DISA

disc

DISC

DISH

DISN

DISNET

DISOSS

DIW

D/L

DLA

DLC

DLCI

DLE

DLL

DM

DMA

DME

DMI

DMS

DMT

DMW

DN

DNA

DNIC

direct noise amplification (jammer)

diopter

dual in-line package

dual in-line package (switch)

Draft International Standard

Defense Information Systems Agency

disconnect

disconnect command

disconnect

disconnect command

data interchange for shipping (U.K.)

Defense Information Systems Network

Defense Integrated Secure Network

distributed office support system

D-inside wire

downlink

Defense Logistics Agency

digital loop carrier

data link connection identifier

data link escape

data link escape character

Data Link Layer

delay modulation

delta modulation

differential modulation

Defense Mapping Agency

differential mode attenuation

direct memory access (data transfer)

distance measuring equipment

digital multiplexed interface (data transfer)

data management system

Defense Message System

digital multiplexed switch (Northern Telecom)

digital multiplexed trunk

digital microwave

digital network

directory number

DEC network architecture

Defense Nuclear Agency

data network identification code

Data Network Identification Code (CCITT)

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DNPA

DNS

DNSIX

DO

DoC

DoD

DOD

DoD-STD

DoDD

DoDI

DoDISS

DOS

DOV

dp

DPBX

DPCM

dpIS

DPLL

DPM

DPNSS

DPPB

DPRS

DPSK

DQDB

DQTV

DRAM

DRS

DRSI

DS

DSA

DSAP

DSB

data numbering plan area

Domain Name System

Defense Network Security Information Exchange

design objective

Department of Commerce (U.S.)

Department of Defense (U.S.)

direct outward dialing

Department of Defense Standard

Department of Defense Directive (U.S.)

Department of Defense Instruction (U.S.)

DoD Index of Specfications and Standards (U.S)

disk operating system

data over voice

draft proposal (ISO)

data private branch exchange

differential pulse-code modulation

draft proposed international standard (ISO)

digital phase-locked loop

digital phase modulation

dual-precedence message

digital private network signaling system

digital primary patch bay

domestic public radio service

differential phase-shift keying

distributed queue, dual bus (MAN)

distributed-queue dual-bus (network)

distribution-quality television

dynamic random access memory

disengagement request signal

destination station routing indicator

digital signal

direct support

dispersion-shifted (optical fiber)

duplex signaling

dial service assistance

Defense Security Agency

directory service agent

destination service access point (IEEE 802)

Defense Science Board

dial service board

double-sideband (transmission)

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DSB-RC

DSB-SC

DSC

DSCS

DSE

DSI

DSL

DSM

DSN

DSP

DSR

DSS

DSSCS

DSSS

DSTE

DSU

DSO

DSI

DSIC

DS2

DS3

DS4

DS-l

DS-3

DTCM

DTE

DTG

DTI

DTMF

DTN

double-sideband reduced carrier

double-sideband suppressed carrier (transmission)

digital selective calling

Defense Satellite Communications System

data switching equipment

data switching exchange

digital speech interpolation

digital subscriber line

digital subscriber loop (AT&T)

delta-sigma modulation

direct sequence modulation

direct-spread modulation

Defense Switched Network

digital signal processing

domain specific part (addressing)

data sampling rate

data signaling rate

digital signaling rate

disengagement success ratio

direct station selection

Defense Special Service Communications System

direct sequence spread spectrum

data subscriber terminal equipment

data service unit

digital signal 0

digital signal 1

digital signal 1 C

digital signal 2

digital signal 3

digital signal 4

multiplexed telephone signal (1.544 Mb/s)

multiplexed telephone signal (44.736 Mb/s)

differential trellis coded modulation

data terminal equipment

data terminal equipment (CCITT)

date-time group

Department of Trade and Industry (U.K.)

dual-tone multifrequency

dual-tone multifrequency (signaling)

data transfer network

data transmission network

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DTP

DTR

DTRS

DTU

DU

DVD

DVM

DX

D3

D4

DO .. ) 6.

E

EA EAN EAR

EARN EAS

EBCDIC

EBE

EBO

EBS

EBX

EC

ECC

ECCM

data transfer process

data terminal ready

data transfer rate

data transfer request signal

data tape unit

data transfer unit

digital transmission unit

direct to user

data unit

dispersion-unshifted (optical fiber)

digital video disk

data/voice multiplexed

data/voice multiplexer

data/voice multiplexing

direct current signaling

duplex

Type 3 fiber optic connector

Type 4 fiber optic connector

chromatic dispersion coefficient

delta modulation

refractive index contrast

exa (1018)

extinction ratio

effective availability

electronic article numbering

echo attenuation ratio

European academic and research network

extended area service

extended binary-coded decimal interchange code (IBM)

embedded base equipment

embedded base organization

Emergency Broadcast System

electronic branch exchange

Earth coverage

Earth curvature

echo canceling

electrooptic coefficient

electronically controlled coupling

error-correcting code

electronic countercountermeasure

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ECM

ECMA

ECPE

ECSA

ECU

EDACSTM

EDC

EDFA

EDI

EDP

EDTR

EDTV

EEC

EEP

EER

EESS

EFIS

EFL

EGC

EGP

EHF

EHz

EIA

EIN

eirp

EKMS

el

electronic countermeasure

European Computer Manufacturing Association

embedded customer-premises equipment

Exchange Carriers Standards Association

European currency unit

Enhanced Digital Access Communications System

error detection and correction

error-detecting code

erbium-doped fiber amplifier

electronic data interchange

electronic data processing

effective data transfer rate

extended-definition television

electromagnetic emission control

European Economic Community (Common Market)

electromagnetic emission policy

effective Earth radius

Earth exploration-satellite service

electronic flight information system

equivalent focal length

equal gain combiner

exterior gateway protocol

Exterior Gateway Protocol (DARPA)

extremely high frequency

exahertz (1018 Hz)

Electronic Industries Association

European Information Network

effective isotropically radiated power

equivalent isotropically radiated power

electronic key management system

elevation

ELECTRO-OPTINT electro-optical intelligence

ELED edge-emitting light-emitting diode

ELF extremely low frequency

ELINT

ELSEC

ELT

EM

E&M

electromagnetics intelligence

electronics intelligence

electronics security

emergency locator transmitter

electromagnetic

end-of-medium (control character)

ear and mouth (receiver/transmitter leads)

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e-mail

e-Mail

E-mail

E-MAIL

EMC

EMCON

EMD

EME

emf

EMI

EMP

EMPD

EMR

e.m.r.p.

EMS

EMSEC

emu

EMUG

EMUT

EMV

emw

EMW

E/N

EJNo ENA

ENQ

ENT

ENVOY 100

EO

E.O.

EOC

EOD

EOF

EOL

ear and mouth (signaling)

Ear and Mouth (receive and transmit leads)

electronic mail

electronic mail

electronic mail

electronic mail

electromagnetic compatibility

emission control

equilibrium mode distribution

electromagnetic environment

electromotive force (voltage)

electromagnetic interference (energy)

electromagnetic interference (control)

electromagnetic pulse

equilibrium modal-power distribution

electromagnetic radiation

electromagnetic radiation (hazard)

equivalent monopole radiated power

electromagnetic surveillance

electronic message system

emanations security

electromagnetic unit

European MAP Users Group

enhanced manpack ultrahigh frequency terminal

electromagnetic vulnerability

electromagnetic wave

electromagnetic warfare

electromagnetic wave

energy-to-noise ratio

signal-energy-per-bit per hertz of thermal noise

extended network addressing

enquiry

enquiry character (control character)

equivalent noise temperature

Telecom Canada electronic mail system

end office (network)

end office (network)

electrooptic coefficient

end of data (signal)

end of file

end of line

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EOM

EOP

EOS

EOT

EOW

EP

EPRM

EPROM

EPSCS

EQ

EQTV

ER

ERC

ERL

e.r.p.

ERP

ES

ESA

ESC

ESD

ESF

ESI

ESM

ESP

ESPRIT

ESS

end of message

end of message (control character)

end of output

end of program

end of selection character

end of tape

end of text

end of text (control character)

end of transmission

end of transmission (control character)

engineering orderwire

Emergency Preparedness

emulator package

erasable programmable read-only memory

electrically programmable read-only memory

erasable programmable read-only memory

enhanced private switched communications system

equalizer

extended quality television

error ratio

electromagnetic radiation control

echo return loss

effective radiated power

effective radiated power

Earth station

electronic switch

end system (network)

enhanced service

expert system

electrical spectrum analyzer

electronic spectrum analyzer

escape (control character)

escape character (control)

electrostatic discharge

extended superframe

equivalent step index (profile)

electronic warfare support measure

enhanced service provider

1151

European Strategic Precompetitive Research Programme for Information Tech­nology

electronic switching system

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ESTELLE

esu

ET

ETA

ETB

ETC

ETD

ETR

ETS

ETSI

ETX

eV

EW

EWSM

EXCSA

f

F

FAA

FAADC2

facs

FADU

FAI

FAL FAQ

facs

FAS

FASSET

FATAM

fax

FAX

FBBC

FC

Electronic Switching System (AT&T)

electronic format for protocol description (ISO)

formal format for protocol description (ISO)

electrostatic unit

Earth terminal

exchange transmission

estimated time of arrival

end of transmission-block

end of transmission-block (control character)

Earth terminal complex

estimated time of depaiture

effective transmission rate

external timing reference

effective transmission speed (Deprecated, use ETR)

European Telecommunications Standards Institute

end of text

end of text (control character)

electron • volt

early warning

electronic warfare

electronic warfare support measure

Exchange Carriers Standards Association

femto (10-15)

frequency

Federal Aviation Agency

frequency assignment authority

forward area air defense command and control

facsimile

file accessible data unit (ISO)

functional address indicator

file access list

frequently asked question (file)

facsimile

frarne alignment signal

Functional Advanced Satellite System for Evaluation and Test

file application, transfer, access, and management

facsimile

facsimile

full baud bipolar coding

fiber optic connector

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FCC

FCCRP

FCS

FCW

FD

FDDI

FDDI-2

FDHM

FDM

FDMA

FDX

FE

FEC

FECC

FED-STD

FEMA

FEN

FEP

FES

FET

FEXT

FFL

FGS

FHSS

FIFO

FIP

FIPS

FIPS-Pub

FIR

functional component

Federal Communications Commission (U.S.)

Federal Communications Commission Registration Program

frame check sequence

Frame Check Sequence (CRC)

frequency change signaling

fiber cutoff wavelength

frequency division

fiber distributed data interface

Fiber Distributed Data Interface 2

full-duration at half-maximum (pulse)

full-duration half-maximum (pulse)

frequency-division multiplex

frequency-division multiplexed

frequency-division multiplexer

frequency-division multiplexing

frequency-division multiple access

frequency-division mUltiplexed access

full duplex

format effector

far end crosstalk

forward error correction

front end computer

Federal Emergency Communications Coordinators

Federal standard

Federal Emergency Management Agency

feeder echo noise

fluorinated ethylene propylene

front end processor

perfluorinated ethylene propylene

frequency exchange signaling

field effect transistor (photodetector)

far-end crosstalk

front focal length

facility grounding system

frequency-hopping spread spectrum

first in-first out

Federal Information Processing

Federal Information Processing Standard

Federal Information Processing Standard (Publication)

finite impulse response

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FIRM

FIRMR

FISINT

FLETC

flop

flops

FLTSATCOM

FM

FMIF

FMS

FO

FOC

FOCC

FOG

FOL

FOM

FOMS

FOT

FOTM

FOTP

FOTS

FPD

FPGA

FPI

FPIS

fpm

functionally integrated resource manager

Federal Information Resources Management Regulation

foreign instrumentation signal intelligence

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center

floating point operation

floating point operations

floating point operations per second

Fleet Satellite Communications

frequency modulated

frequency modulating

frequency modulation

frequency modulator

full modulation

fundamental mode

frequency modulation improvement factor

flight management system

fiber optic

fiber optics

fiber optic combiner

fiber optic connector

final operational capability

full operational capability

fiber optic cable component

fiber optic gyroscope

fiber optic link

fiber optic modem

fiber optic myocardium stimulator

fiber optic transmitter

frequency of optimum traffic

frequency of optimum transmission

optimum traffic frequency

optimum transmission frequency

fiber optic test method

fiber optic test procedure

fiber optic telemedicine system

fiber optic transmission system

flat panel display

field programmable gate arrays

functional process improvement

forward propagation ionospheric scatter

feet per minute

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fps

fp/s

FPS

FRENA

FRM

FRMR

fs

FSC

FSD

FSDPSK

FSF

FSK

FSL

FSS

FST

FSTS

FT

FTAM

FTC

FTP

FTS

FTS2000

FTSC

FTT

FU

FWHM

FWM

FX

FYDP

feet per second

frames per second

foot • pounds per second

fast packet switching

fault protection subsystem

focus projection and scanning

frequency and amplitude (system)

fixed-reference modulation

frame reject

femtosecond (10-15 seconds)

frequency spectrum congestion

frequency spectrum designation

filtered symmetric differential phase shift keying

fully separate facility

frequency shift keying

facsimile signal level

fixed-satellite service

fully separate subsidiary

frequency shift telegraphy

Federal Secure Telephone System

fiber optic T -carrier

file transfer, access, and management

File Transfer, Access, and Management (ISO standard)

fast time constant

fast time constant (logarithmic)

Federal Telecommunications Fund

file transfer protocol

File Transfer Protocol (DARPA)

Federal Telecommunications System

Federal Telecommunications System 2000

Federal Telecommunications Standards Committee

fault-tracing time

functional unit

full width at half maximum (pulse)

full-width half-maximum (pulse)

full-width half-maximum (spectral power)

four-wave mixing

fixed service

foreign exchange (telephone connection)

foreign exchange (service)

Five Year Defense Plan

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g

G

GAT

GBH

Gbps

GCA

GCT

GDDS

GDF

GFC

GFE

GFI

GGP

GHz

GI

GIP

GKS

GMSK

GMT

GOS

GOSIP

GPI

GPIRS

GPS

GRC

GRIN

GRWSIM

GS

GSA

GSI

GSTN

Gff

GTMOSI

GTP

GTS

acceleration of gravity

profile parameter

giga (109)

Goubau (line)

go-ahead tone

group busy hour

gigabits per second (109 bps)

ground controlled approach (landing)

ground controlled approach (system)

Greenwich Civil Time (UTC)

global decision support system

group distribution frame

general flow control

Government-furnished equipment

general format identifier

gateway-to-gateway protocol

Gateway-to-Gateway Protocol (DARPA)

gigahertz

graded-index (refractive index)

graded-index profile

Graphical Kernel System

Gaussian minimum shift keying

Greenwich Mean Time (UTC)

grade of service

Government Open Systems Interconnection Profile

Government OSI Profile

glide-path indicator

global positioning inertial reference system

global positioning system

Global Positioning System

ground return circuit

graded index (refractive index)

ground warfare simulation

group switch (Ericson)

General Services Administration

glide slope indicator

general switched telephone network

gain to noise-temperature ratio (antenna)

general teleprocessing monitor for OSI

Government Telecommunications Program

Government Telecommunications System

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GUI

GUS

h

HBB

HBC

HCN

HCS

HD

HDLC

HDSL

HDTV

HDX

HEll

HEC

HEMP

HERF

HERO

HERP

hf

HF

HFAARS

HFDF

HIPERLAN

HLL

HLP

HM

HMS

HOC

HRC

HSN

HTML

graphical user interface

Guide to the Use of Standards

hecto (102)

hour

Planck's constant

half-baud bipolar (coding)

half-baud coding

hierarchical computer network

hybrid communications network

hard clad silica (Spectran optical fiber)

half-duplex (circuit or operation)

high-level data link control

High-Level Data Link Control (ISO)

high bit-rate digital subscriber line

high-definition television

high-definition TV

half-duplex (circuit or operation)

fundamental hybrid (mode, optical)

header error check

heading error check

high-altitude electromagnetic pulse

hazards of electromagnetic radiation to fuel

hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance

hazards of electromagnetic radiation to personnel

photon energy (Planck's constant x photon frequency)

high frequency

High-Frequency Adaptive Antenna Receiving System

high-frequency distribution frame

high-performance local area network

high-performance radio local area network

high-level language

high-level protocol

Her Majesty's (UK)

His Majesty's (U.K.)

heterogeneous multiplexing

hydrological and meteorological station

highest outgoing channel

hybrid ring control

hierarchically synchronized network

HyperText Markup Language

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HTTP

HV

h

Hz

IA

IAGC

lAS A

IATV

IAI

IA2

IA3

IA4

IA5

IB

IBC

IBCN

IBDN

IBM

IBNPR

IBS

IBT

I&C

IC

ICA

icand

ICI

ICL

ICMP

ICN!

ICS

ICW

ID

hypertext metalanguage

hypertext transfer protocol

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (standard)

high voltage

polarization-holding parameter (value)

hertz (frequency unit)

information

International Alphabet (CCrn)

instantaneous automatic gain control

integrated AUTODIN system architecture

interactive television

International Alphabet No. 1 (CCITT)

International Alphabet No. 2 (CCITT)

International Alphabet No. 3 (CCITT)

International Alphabet No.4 (CCrn)

International Alphabet No. 5 (CCITT)

interface bus

information bearer channel

integrated broadband communications

integrated broadband communications network

Integrated Building Distribution Network (Northern Telecom)

International Business Machines (Corporation)

in-band noise power ratio

international broadcasting station

international broadcasting system

isochronous burst transmission

installation and checkout

integrated circuit

integrated communications adapter

International Communications Association

multiplicand

incoming call identification

interface control information (ISO)

International Computers, Ltd.

Internet Control Message Protocol

Integrated Communications, Navigation, and Identification

integrated communications system

interrupted continuous wave

identification

identifier

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IDDD

IDF

IDM

IDN

IDP

IDR

IDT

IDTV

IDU

IEC

lEE

IEEE

ier

IF

I-F

I/F IFF

IFIP

IFL

IFOC

IFR

IFRB

IFS

IFSK

IG

IHL

IlL

IlLS

I1R

IKBS

IL

12L

ILD

ILF

ILLED

ILS

I&M

International Direct Distance Dialing

intermediate distribution frame

isochronous demodulation

integrated digital network

internetwork datagram protocol

Internetwork Datagram Protocol (Internet)

isochronous distortion ratio

interactive data transaction

improved definition television

interface data unit (ISO)

International Electrotechnical Commission

Institution of Electrical Engineers (U.K.)

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (U.S.)

multiplier

intermediate frequency

interface

interface

interface

identification friend or foe

International Federation for Information Processing

interfacility link (fiber optic)

integrated fiber optic circuit

instrument flight rule

International Frequency Registration Board

ionospheric forward scatter

incoherent frequency shift keying

insertion gain

Internet header link

integrated injection logic

Information Industry Liaison Committee

infinite impulse response

infinite impulse response (filter)

intelligent knowledge-based system

insertion loss

intermediate language

integrated injection logic

injection laser diode

infralow frequency

integral lens light -emitting diode

instrument landing system

installation and maintenance

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1M

IMA

Inmarsat

IMD

IMP

IMS

IN

INFOSEC

INS

INSP

INT

INTAP

INTELSAT

INWATS

IN/I

IN/l+

IN/2

I/O

10C

lOS

IP

IPA

IPC

intensity modulation

intermodulation

intramodulation

isochronous modulation

integrated modular avionics

International Maritime Satellite (System)

intermodulation distortion

interface message processor

Interface Message Processor (DARPA)

information management system

intelligence network

intelligent network

information systems security

inertial navigation system

Inertial Navigation System

integrated network system

Integrated Network System (NTT)

Internet Name Server Protocol

interchange

internal

international

1160

Interoperability Technology Association for Information Processing (Japan)

International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium

incoming wide area telephone service

inward wide area telephone service

intelligent network concept I

intelligent network concept I plus

intelligent network concept 2

input/output (data, device, channel)

input/output (devices, data, terminals, channels)

initial operational capability

input-output controller

integrated optical circuit

improper abbreviation for ISO

intelligent peripheral (device)

Internet Protocol (ISO and U.S. DoD)

internetwork protocol

intermediate power amplifier

information processing center

interpersonal communication

interpersonal communications

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IPDS

IPDU

ipm

IPM

ips

IPSS

IPX

IQF

IR

IRAC

IRAMS

IRC

IRF

IRQ

IRR

IS

ISA

ISB

ISDN

lSI

ISLU

ISM

ISN

ISO

ISPBX

ISUP

ITA

intelligent printer data stream (IBM)

internet protocol data unit

impulses per minute

interference prediction model

internal polarization modulation

interruptions per minute

incremental phase modulation

Institute of Practical Mathematics (Germany)

interference prediction model

internal polarization modulation

interpersonal messaging (X.400)

inches per second

interruptions per second

international packet-switched network (U.K.)

Internet Packet Exchange

internetwork packet exchange

intrinsic quality factor

information retrieval

infrared

Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee (U.S.)

innovative real time antenna modeling system

Interagency Radio Committee

international record carrier

industrial radio frequency

interrupt request

image rejection ratio

information superhighway

interactive service

international Standard (ISO)

industry standard architecture

independent sideband (transmission)

integrated services digital network

Integrated Services Digital Network (Standard)

intersymbol interference

integrated services line unit (AT&T)

industrial, scientific, and medical (applications)

information systems network (AT&T)

International Organization for Standardization

integrated services PBX (British Telecom)

ISDN user part

International Telegraph Alphabet

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ITA-l

ITA-2

ITA-3

ITA-4

ITA-5

ITAB

ITC

ITF

ITI ITS

ITS

ITSO

IT&T

ITT

lTU

ITU-R

ITU-T

lTV

IVD

IV/DT

IVHS

IVPO

IXC

JANAP

JANET

JCL

JCLAS

JCS

JCSI

JEDI

JES

JMTS

JMTSS

JPL

International Telegraph Alphabet Number 1

International Telegraph Alphabet Number 2

International Telegraph Alphabet Number 3

International Telegraph Alphabet Number 4

International Telegraph Alphabet Number 5

Information Technical Advisory Board

International Teletraffic Congress

interframe time fill

Industrial Technology Institute (MAP)

Institute for Telecommunications Sciences

international temperature scale

International Telecommunications Satellite Organization

International Telephone and Telegraph (Company)

International Telephone and Telegraph (Company)

information transfer transaction

invitation to tender

International Telecommunication Union

International Telecommunication Union-Radio

International Telecommunication Union-Telegraph and Telephone

interactive television

inside vapor deposition

integrated voice/data

integrated voice/data terminal

integrated voice-data terminal

intelligent vehicle highway system

Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society

inside vapor phase oxidation (process)

interexchange carrier

interexchange character

Joint Army-Navy-Air Force Publication

Joint Academic Network (U.K.)

job control language

joint computer-aided acquisition and logistics support (system)

Joint Chiefs of Staff

Joint Chiefs of Staff Publication No. 1 (Glossary)

joint electronic data interchange

job entry subsystem

Joint Multichannel Trunking and Switching

Joint Multichannel Trunking and Switching System

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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JSC

JTC3A

JTIDS

JTM

JTRB

JTSSG

JUTCPS

k

K

kbps

KDC

KDD

KDR

KDT

kg

kgms

kHz

km

kpps

KSR

kT

KTS

KTU

KWIC

KWOC

L

LAA

LAN

LANFLT

LAP

LAP-B

LAP-D

LAPB

Joint Steering Committee (now JTSSG)

Joint Tactical Command, Control, and Communications Agency

Joint Tactical Information Distribution System

job transfer and manipulation

Joint Telecommunications Resources Board

Joint Telecommunications Standards Steering Group

Joint Uniform Telephone Communications Precedence System

Boltzmann's constant

kilo (1Q3) (prefix)

coefficient of absorption

kelvin

kilo-ohm (103 ohms, 1,000 ohms)

1000 (suffix)

1024 (storage)

kilo bits per second (data signaling rate unit)

key distribution center

1163

Kokusai Denshin Denwa Company, Ltd. (Japanese international carrier)

keyboard data recorder

keyboard display terminal

kilogram (unit of mass)

kilogram-meter-second (deprecated) (use MKS)

kilohertz (1000 Hz, unit of frequency)

kilometer (unit of distance)

kilopulses per second

keyboard send/receive device

Boltzmann's constant times temperature

noise power density

key telephone system

key telephone unit

keyword in context (index)

keyword out of context (index)

inductance (electric circuit)

locally administered address

local area network

Atlantic Fleet (U.S.)

link-access procedure

Data Link Layer protocol (CCITT X.25 (1989))

link access procedure for D channel (ISDN)

link-access procedure, balanced (X.25)

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LAPD

LAPM

laser

LASINT

LAT

LATA

LBO

LC

LCD

LCN

LCR

LD

LDD

LDDC

LDL

LDM

LEA

LEC

LED

LEN

LEOW

LF

LFB

LGN

LHC

LHCN

LHOTS

LI

LIC

LIDAR

LIF

LIFO

LIM

LINCS

link-access procedure for D channel (ISDN)

link-access procedure-D

link-access procedure, modem

light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

laser intelligence

local area tenninal

Local Area Transit (DEC protocol)

local access and transport area

local access and transport area (U.S. telephone)

line buildout

leased circuit

liquid crystal display

logical channel number

inductance-capacitance-resistance (meter)

laser diode

long distance

limited distance dialing

long-distance direct current (dialing)

long-distance line

limited distance modem

longitudinally excited atmosphere (laser)

local engineering circuit

local exchange carrier

light -emitting diode

low-entry networking

low-cost exploitation operator workstation

line feed

line feed (character)

low frequency

look-ahead-for-busy (infonnation)

logical group number

long-haul communications

long-haul communications network

long-haul optical transmission set

length indicator (OS I)

lowest incoming channel

light detection and ranging

logarithmic intennediate frequency (amplifier)

last in, first out

line-access module (Ericson)

Leased Interfacility National-airspace Communications System

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LIS

LISP

LL

LLC

LLIF

LLP

1m

11m LME

LMF

1m· hr

1m· s

LMS

LMSS

LNA

In

LNMF

LOC

LOF

log FfC

loran

LORAN

LORO

LOS

LOTOS

LOW

LP

LPo!

LPA

LPC

LPD

labeled interface structure

list processing (programming language)

link level

logical link control

logical link control (sublayer)

linear LIF (amplifier)

low-level protocol

lumen

lines per minute

layer management entity

language media format

lumen· hour

lumen • second

land mobile service

land mobile station

land mobile-satellite service

launch numerical aperture (optical)

natural logarithm

local network management function

large optical cavity (diode)

lowest operating frequency

lowest operational frequency

logarithmic fast time constant

long-range aid to navigation

long-range electronic navigation

long-range aid to navigation

long-range electronic navigation

lobe on receive only (radar)

line of sight

formal format for protocol description (ISO)

link orderwire

linear programming

linearly polarized (wave)

linking protection

log periodic

log periodic (antenna)

log periodic (array)

fundamental mode (optical)

linear power amplifier

linear predictive coding

low probability of detection

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lpi lines per inch

LPI low probability of interception

lpm lines per minute

LPP Light-weight Presentation Protocol

Ips lines per second

LPS lightning protection subsystem

LQA link quality analysis

L-R left-to-right

long route

LRC longitudinal redundancy check

LRM line route map

Us lines per second

LS land station

logical station

logical storage

LSAP link service access point (OSI)

LSB least significant bit

lower sideband

LSC local switching center

LSE local system environment

Local System Environment (OSI)

LSI large scale integrated (chip)

line status identification

LSIC large scale integrated circuit

LTC line traffic coordinator

LU logical unit (IBM/SNA)

LU 6.2 logical unit (program-to-program) (SNA)

LUF lowest usable frequency

lowest useful frequency

LUHF lowest usable high frequency

lowest useful high frequency

LULT line-unit-line termination

LUNT line-unit -network termination

LV low voltage

LW long-wave

LX local exchange

LZW Lempel-Ziv-Welsh (algorithm)

m meter

milli (l0-3)

minute

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M

MAA

MAC

MACOM

MAGIC

MAl

MAMI

MAN

MAP

maser

MAU

Mb

Mbps

MBR

MBS

Mbyte

MCA

MCC

MCD

MCEB

MCEF

MCM

MCS

MCVD

MCVFf

MCW

MCXO

MD

MDAS

MDC

MDF

MDIS

MDM

MDN

mutual inductance (electric circuit)

mega (abbreviation, as in MHz and Mbps)

thousand (suffix, as in 100M)

maximum acceptance angle

maritime air communications

medium access control (LAN)

medium access control (sublayer)

major command

Multidimensional Application and Gigabit Internetwork Consortium

message alignment indicator

modified alternate mark inversion (code or signal)

metropolitan area network

manufacturer automation protocol

Manufacturing Automation Protocol (General Motors)

microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

medium access unit

medium attachment unit (802.3)

multistation access unit (802.5)

megabyte

megabits per second (data signaling rate)

minimum bend radius

marine broadcast station

megabyte

maximum calling area

maintenance control circuit

manipulative communications deception

Military Communications-Electronics Board (U.S.)

military common emergency frequency

multicarrier modulation

Master Control System

modified chemical vapor deposition (process)

multichannel voice frequency telegraph

modulated continuous wave

microcomputer-compensated crystal oscillator

modulation division

multiple database access system

material dispersion coefficient

main distribution frame

medical diagnostic imagery system

modulation division multiplexing

managed data network

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MDS

MDT

MED

MEECN

Megastream

MERCAST

Mercury

MES

MF

MFD

MFJ

MFS

MFSK

MHD

MHF

MHS

MHW

MHz

mi

MIB

MIC

MICR

MIDS

MIFR

MIL-NET

MIL-SID

MIL-STD-XXX

Milnet

MIM

Minitel

multipoint distribution service

mean downtime

manipulative electronic deception

Minimum Essential Emergency Communications Network

2.048 Mbps British Telecom system

merchant ship broadcast system

Mercury Communications Ltd. (Cable & Wireless subs.)

mobile Earth station

medium frequency

multifrequency

multifrequency (signaling)

mode field diameter

Modification of Final Judgement

modem fault simulator

multiple frequency shift keying

magnetohydrodynamics

medium high frequency

message handling service

message handling system

magnetohydrodynamic wave

megahertz (unit of frequency)

mile (statute)

management information base

medium interface connector

microphone

microwave integrated system

minimum ignition current

monolithic integrated circuit

mutual interface chart

magnetic ink character reader

magnetic ink character reading

magnetic ink character recognition

multifunction information distribution system

Master International Frequency Register

military network

military standard

Military Standard (Number)

military network

mechanically induced modulation

videotex-based service (France)

videotex-based terminal (France)

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MIP

mips

MIS

MISFET

MISSI

MIVPO

MKS

ml

ML

MLP

MLPP

MLS

mm

MM

mmf

MMF

MMFS

MMI

MMS

MMSE

MMSER

MMSS

MMW

MNCS

MNP

MNRZ

mo

MOD

modem

modified AMI

mol

MOP

morph

MORPH

MOS

MOSFET

MOTIS

MPDS

medium interface point

million instructions per second

management information system

metal insulator semiconductor field effect transistor

multilevel information systems security initiative

modified inside vapor phase oxidation (process)

meter-kilogram-second (system of units)

milliliter (cubic centimeter)

multilevel

multilevel precedence

multilevel precedence and preemption

microwave landing system

millimeter

multimode optical fiber

magnetomotive force (voltage)

maximum modulating frequency

Manufacturing Message Format Standard (MAP)

man-machine interface

multimedia interface

manufacturing message service

maritime mobile service

minimum mean square error

minimum mean square error restoration

maritime mobile satellite service

millimeter wave

master net control station

Microcom Networking Protocol

modified nonreturn to zero (level code)

magnetooptic

magneto-optic

modulator

modulator-demodulator

modified alternate mark inversion (code)

mole (molecular weight in grams)

Maintenance Operation Protocol

mathematical morphology

mathematical morphology

metal oxide semiconductor

metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor

message-oriented text interchange system (ISO)

multipoint distribution service

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MPEG

MPR

MPSK

MRNS

MRNSS

MRS

ms

MS

MSATCOM

MSAU

MSB

MSE

msec

MSK

MSL

MSN

MSR

MSS

MT

MTA

MTBF

MTBM

MTBO

MTBPM

MTF

MTI

MTL

MTM

MTP

MTS

MTSR

MTIF

MTTR

MTTSR

MUF

muldem

Motion Picture Experts Group

maximum pulse rate

multiple phase shift keying

maritime radionavigation service

maritime radionavigation satellite service

multirole system

millisecond (10-3 seconds)

message store (U.K.)

mobile service

mobile station

molecular stuffing (process)

mobile satellite communications

multi station access unit

most significant bit

Mobile Subscriber Equipment (System)

millisecond (10-3 seconds)

minimum-shift keying

multisatellite link

multiple subscriber number

maximum stuffing rate

mobile satellite service

machine translation

message transfer agent

mean time between failures

mean time between maintenance

mean time between outages

mean time between preventive maintenance

modulation transfer function (optical fiber)

moving target indicator

message transfer layer

McLintock theater model

message transfer part

message transfer service

mean time to service restoral

mean time to failure

mean time to repair

mean time to service restoral

maximum usable frequency

maximum useful frequency

multiplexed/demultiplexed

multiplexer/demultiplexer

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MUS

MUSR

MUX

muxer

MUXing

MVS

mw

MW

MWI

MWV

M(A.)

n

N

No

NA

NACISO

NACK

NACSEM

NACSIM

NAK

NAND

NAPLPS

NARSAP

NASA

nat

NATA

NATO

NAU

NAVSTAR

NAVSTAR-GPS

NBFM

NBH

multiplexing/demultiplexing

marine utility station

maximum user signaling rate

multiplex

multiplexed

multiplexer

multiplexing

multiplexer

multiplexing

multiple virtual storage (an operating system)

microwave

medium wave

microwave

message waiting indicator

maximum working voltage

material dispersion coefficient

nano (10-9)

refractive index

newton (force)

sea level refractivity (refractive index)

spectral noise density

numerical aperture (waveguides, antennas)

NATO Communications and Information Systems Agency

negative acknowledge

National Communications Security Emanation Memorandum

National Communications Security Information Memorandum

negative acknowledge character (control)

negative acknowledgement (transmission control)

negative AND (gate)

North American presentation-layer protocol syntax

National Advanced Remote Sensing Application Program

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

natural unit of information content

North American Telecommunications Association

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

network addressable unit (IBM/SNA)

Navigational Satellite Timing and Ranging

NA VST AR Global Positioning System

narrowband frequency modulation

network busy hour

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NBP NBRVB

NBRVF

NBS

NBSV NC

NCA

NCC

NCCF

NCP

NCS

NCSC

NCTE

N+D

NDC

NDCS

NDRENET

NE

NEACP

NEC

NEP

NES

NET

NetBIOS

NETCONSTA

NEXT

NF

NFAR

NFS

NFSP

NlC

netBIOS Protocol

narrowband radio voice bandwidth

narrowband radio voice frequency

National Bureau of Standards (U.S.) (now NlST)

narrowband secure voice (system)

network connection

network control

National Command Authorities

National Command Authority

network control center

National Coordinating Center

network communications control facility

NetWare Core Protocol

network control program

National Communications System

net control station

National Communications Security Committee

network data control station

network data control system

network channel-terminating equipment

noise plus distortion

National Destination Code

network data control station

network data control system

Norwegian Defence Research Establishment network

network element

National Emergency Airborne Command Post

National Electric Code®

noise equivalent power

noise equivalent signal

Normes Europeennes de Telecommunications

network basic I/O system

net control station

near-end crosstalk

noise figure

normalized frequency

network file access routine

network file system

Network File System (Standard)

NetWare File Service Protocol

network interface card

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NICE

NICS

NID

NIl

NIOD

NIST

NIU

NL

NLDC

NLDM

NLO

run

NMA

NMAR

NMC

NMCS

runi

NMI

NMM

NMU

NNBS

NNI

NOD

NOR

Nordforsk

NORDUNET

NOS

NOTAL

NOTAM

Np

NPA

NPD

NPDA

NPDN

network information and control exchange

NATO Integrated Communications System

network information database

network indialing

network interface device

network inward dialing

national information infrastructure

network inward/outward dialing

National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly NBS)

network interface unit

Network Layer

new-line

new-line (control character)

(pumped) nonlinear directional coupler

network logical data manager

nonlinear optical (material)

nanometer (10-9 meters)

network management architecture

network management and access routine

network monitoring and control

National Military Command System

nautical mile

nonmaskable interrupt

network management module

noise measurement unit

NetView Network Billing System

network-network interface

network to network interface

network outdialing

network outward dialing

negative OR (gate)

Nordic Cooperative Organization for Applied Research

Nordic University Network

network operating system

not all (message indicator)

Notice to Airmen

neper

numbering plan area

noise power density

network problem determination application

Nordic Public Data Network

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NPDU

NPR

NPSI

NR

N(R)

NRI

NRM

NRZ

NRZ-B

NRZ-C

NRZ-L

NRZ-M

NRZ-S

NRZI

NRZM

NRZS

NRZl

NRZ-l

ns

N(S)

NSA

NSAP

NSC

NSDU

nsec

NSIEP

NSFnet

NSP

NSR

NSTAC

NT

NTDS

NTE

NTELOS

NTI

NTIA

NTN

NTO

network protocol data unit (ISO)

noise power ratio

NCP packet-switching interface

Nyquist rate

receive sequence (ACK) number

net radio interface

network resource manager

normal response mode

nonreturn to zero

nonreturn to zero, mark

nonreturn to zero change

nonreturn to zero level

nonreturn to zero, mark

nonreturn to zero, space

nonreturn to zero, inverted

nonreturn to zero, mark

nonreturn to zero, space

nonreturn to zero, change on l's

nonreturn to zero, one

nanosecond (10-9 seconds)

send sequence number

National Security Agency

network service access point (OSI)

National Security Council

network service data unit (OS I)

nanosecond (10-9 seconds)

National Security or Emergency Preparedness

National Science Foundation Network

Network Services Protocol

Nyquist sampling rate

National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee

network termination

Naval Tactical Data System

network termination equipment (British Telecom)

NetView Traffic Engineering Line Optimization System

network terminating interface

National Telecommunications and Information Administration

network terminal number

network terminal operation

network terminal operator

network terminal option

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NTSC

NTSC STD

NTT

NT!

NT2

NUL

NVIS

NXX

OA

OAA

OBCS

OBE

OBS

OC

OCC

OCR

OCS

OCU

OCVCXO

OCXO

OD

ODA

ODAPS

ODB

ODETTE

ODIF

ODIS

ODS

ODTR

OECD

OFBG

OFC

OFCP

OFCR

OFN

OFNP

National Television Standards Committee

NTSC standard

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone

network tenninator, Type 1 (ISDN)

network tenninator, Type 2 (ISDN)

null character

near vertical incidence skywave

near vertical incident skywave

North American direct distance dialing numbering system (code)

office automation

open avionics architecture

on-board communications station

out-of-band emission

out-of-band signaling

open circuit

other common carrier

optical character reader

optical character reading

optical character recognition

on-board communications station

orderwire control unit

oven-controlled/voltage-controlled crystal oscillator

oven-controlled crystal oscillator

optical density

outside diameter

office document architecture

oceanic display and planning system

open dual bus

European motor industry EDI project

office document interchange fonnat

oceanographic data interrogating station

oceanographic data station

optical time domain reflectometry

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

optical fiber Bragg grating

optical fiber, conductive

optical fiber, conductive, plenum

optical fiber, conductive, riser

optical fiber, nonconductive

optical fiber, nonconductive, plenum

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OFNR

OFfEL

OFTF

OIC

OLTS

O&M

OMAP

OMB

ONA

OPB

OPC

opcode

OPEVAL

OPL

opm

OPMODEL

OPSEC

OPSEC-A

OPSEC-S

OPW

OPX

OR

OIR ORS

ORSA

OS

OSA

OSCINT

OSD

OSDM

OSHA

OS!

optical fiber, nonconductive, riser

Office of Telecommunications

optical fiber transfer function

optical integrated circuit

optical loss test set

operations and maintenance

organization and methods

operations and maintenance applications part

Office of Management and Budget (U.S.)

open network architecture

Open Network Architecture (Bell)

optical power budget

on-premises cabling

optical phase conjugator

operation code

operational evaluation

optical path length

operations per minute

operations model

operations security

operations security (OPSEC) assessment

operations security (OPSEC) survey

on-premises wiring

off-premises extension

on-premises extension

off-route (aeronautical mobile service)

operations research

optical range

outage ratio

originator/recipient (X.400)

omnidirectional range station

operations research/systems analysis

operating system

operations system

open systems architecture

optical spectrum analyzer

open source intelligence

optical space division multiplexing

optical space division multiplexing

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

open switching interval

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OSIA

OSIE

OSINet

OSI-RM

OSI-SD

OSI-SM

OSI-TP

OSNS

OSRI

OSS

OSSN

OTAM

OTAR

OTDR

OTDR

OTF

OUTWATS

OVD

OVPO

OW

OWM

p

P

Pa

PA

PABX

PACVD

PACX

PAD

PAL

PAL-M

open systems interconnection

Open Systems Interconnection (ISO)

Open Systems Interconnection architecture

Open Systems Interconnection-Environment (ISO)

Open Systems Interconnection Network (U.S. NIST)

Open Systems Interconnection-Reference Model (ISO)

Open Systems Interconnection-Service Definition

Open Systems Interconnection-Systems Management

Open Systems Interconnection-Transaction Processing

open systems network support

originating station routing indicator

operational service state

Operations Support System

originating station serial number

over-the-air management (automated HF network nodes)

over-the-air rekey

over-the-air rekeying

over-the-air rekeying (of cryptographic equipment)

optical time domain reflectometer

optical time domain reflectometry

optimum transmission frequency

outgoing wide-area telephone service

optical video disk

outside vapor deposition

outside vapor phase oxidation (process)

orderwire (signaling circuit)

orderwire message

pico (l 0-12)

peta (1015)

profile dispersion parameter

pascal (l Pa = 1 N • m-2)

personal agent

private automatic branch exchange (Use PBX.)

plasma activated chemical vapor deposition

private automatic computer exchange

packet assembler-disassembler

packet assembler/disassembler

phase alternate line

phase alternation by line

phase alternation by line-modified

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PAM

PAMA

PAP

par

p/a-r

plar

P/AR

PAR

paramp

PARAMP

PARC

par

PAS

PASL

PAX PBER

PBX

PC

PCB

PC DOS

PCI

PCM

PCMCIA

PCS

PCSR

pulse amplitude modulation

pulse address mUltiple access

preassignment access plan

Printer Access Protocol

peak-to-average ratio

peak-to-average ratio

peak-to-average ratio

peak-to-average ratio

performance analysis and review

positive acknowledgement plus retransmission

parametric amplifier

parametric amplifier

Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox)

peak-to-average ratio (meter)

private aircraft station

profile alignment system

primary area switch locator

private automatic exchange

pseudo bit error ratio

private branch exchange

carrier power (radio transmitter)

personal communications

personal computer

phantom circuit

primary channel

printed circuit

power circuit breaker

printed circuit board

personal computer disk operating system

protocol control information

Protocol Control Information (ISO)

plug compatible module

process control module

pulse code modulation

pulse code modulator

pulse code mUltiplexing

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association

personal communications service

personal communications system

plastic clad silica (optical fiber)

parallel channels signaling rate

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PCSS personal communications system service

PD packing density

photodetector

photodiode

PDF pulse duty factor

PDM plain-dress message

pulse delta modulation

pulse duration modulation

PDN public data network

PDP profile dispersion parameter

PDS power distribution system

Premises Distribution System (AT&T)

primary distribution system

program data source

protected distribution system

PDT programmable data terminal

PDTS public data transmission service

PDU protocol data unit

Protocol Data Unit (ISO standard)

PE phase encoded (recording)

picture element

protocol emulator

pel picture element

PEM peripheral equipment module (Ferranti)

PEP Packet Exchange Protocol

peak envelope power

perfluoronated ethylene propylene

pF picofarad (10-12 farad)

PF packing fraction (fiber optics)

power factor

primary frequency

PIF polVfinal (link protocol)

PFM pulse frequency modulation

POI parameter group identifier (ISO)

PGS primary guard station

PH packet handler

PHOTINT photographic intelligence

PHY Physical Layer Protocol (FDDI)

PHz petahertz

PI parameter identifier (ISO)

protection interval

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PIC

PICS

PIDB

PIN

PINFET

PIN-FET

ping

PING

PIRS

PISAB

PIV

PKES

PL

PL/1

PLA

PLL

PLM

PLN

PLR

PLS

pm

PM

PMB

PMD

p-n

POI

POP

POSI

POSIX

POST

pot

POT

plastic insulated cable

protocol implementation conformance statement

peripheral interface data bus (AT&T)

positive-intrinsic-negative (semiconductor junction)

PIN (photodiode) field effect transistor

PIN (photodiode) field effect transistor

packet internet groper

Packet Internet Groper (Internet)

positioning inertial reference system (global)

pulse interference suppression and blanking

peak inverse voltage

public key encryption system

Physical Layer

Presentation Layer

programmable language 1

Programming Language 1

programmable logic array

phase-locked loop

pulse-length modulation (Use PDM)

private line network

pulse link repeater

physical signaling sublayer

phase modulation

mean power

packet mode

phase modulation

polarization-maintaining (optical fiber)

post meridian (time)

preventive maintenance

pulse modulation

pilot make-busy (circuit)

physical medium-dependent specification (FDDI)

positive-negative (semiconductor junction)

point of interface

peak power output

point of presence (networking)

Promoting Conference for OSI (Japan)

portable operating system interface for computer environments

power-on self-test

potentiometer

point of train

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POTS

POp

PIP PP

PPI

ppm

PPM

PPO

PPP

pps

PPS

PPSN

PQA

PR

PRA PRBS

PRF

PRI

PRM

PROFS

PROM

PROSIGN

PROWORD

PRR

PRSL

PS

PS/2

ps

PS

PSDN

PSDTS

psec

psi

plain old telephone service

peak-to-peak

point-to-point

polarization-preserving (optical fiber) (Use PM.)

planned position indicator

parts per million

parts per million

pulse position modulation

peak power output

Point to Point Protocol

pulses per second

perimeter protection system

pilot packet-switched network (U.K.)

path quality analysis

pattern recognition

primary radar

pulse rate

primary rate access

pseudorandom binary sequence

pulse repetition frequency (Use PRR.)

primary rate interface

pulse-rate modulation

Professional Office System (IBM)

programmable read-only memory

procedure sign

procedure word

pulse repetition rate

primary area switch locator

packet switch

packet switched

packet switching

permanent signal

Personal System/2

picosecond (10-12 s)

permanent signal

phase shift

portable station

packet-switched data network

packet-switched data transmission service

picosecond (10-12 s)

pounds per square inch (pressure)

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PSK phase shift keying

PSN packet switching network

public switched network

packet switching node

PSPDN packet-switched public data network

PSS packet-switched stream

physical signaling sublayer

p-static precipitation static

P-static precipitation static

PSTN public switched telephone network

PT payload type

personal telecommunications

PTF patch and test facility

PTI packet type indication

PTM packet transfer mode

pulse time modulation

PTT post, telephone, and telegraph

postal, telegraph, and telephone

printing teletypewriter telegraphy

push to talk (operation)

PTTC paper tape transmission code

PTTI precise time and time interval

PU physical unit (ffiM/SNA)

power unit

PUC public utility commission

PUP PARC universal packet (XNS)

PVC permanent virtual circuit

Permanent Virtual Circuit (X.25)

polyvinyl chloride (insulation)

polyvinyl chloride (plastic)

pW picowatt (l0-12 watts)

PWM pulse width modulation (Use PDM.)

pWp picowatt, psophometrically weighted

pW, psophometrically weighted

pWpO pWp relative to a OTLP

pX peak envelope power, in dB

PX peak envelope power, in watts

private exchange (Use PBX.)

PXP Packet Exchange Protocol

pY mean power, in dB

PY mean power, in watts

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pZ

PZ

PZT

q

QA

QAM

QBE

QC

QCIF

QM

QMR

QO

QOS

QPSK

QRC

QSTAG

R

RACE

racon

RACON

rad

radar

RADC

RADHAZ

RADINT

RADP

RAM

RAS

RAIT

RBOC

RBR

RBS

carrier power, in dB

carrier power, in watts

piezoelectric transducer

electronic charge

quality assurance

quadrature amplitude modulation

query by example

quality control

quarter common intermediate format

quadrature modulation

quantum mechanics

qualitative material requirement

quartz oscillator

quality of service

quadrature phase shift keying

quick reaction capability

Quadripartite Standardization Agreement

resistance (electric circuit)

route service

Research in Advanced Communications Technology for Europe

radar beacon

radar beacon

radian

radiation absorbed dose

radio detection and ranging

Rome Air Development Center

electromagnetic radiation hazard

radar intelligence

remote access data processing

random access memory

reliability, availability, and maintainability

radio astronomy station

radio teletype (system)

radio teletypewriter

regional Bell operating company

Regional Bell Operating Company

radar blind range

radar blind speed

reverse battery signaling

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RbXO

RC

RCC

RCP

RCS

RCT

RCVR

RD

R&D RDF

RDI

RDT

RDT&E

RDTF REA

REED

REJ

REMOS

REN

RENAN

REP RES

rf

RF

RFA

RFC

RFCA

RFI

rubidium-crystal oscillator

receive clock

reference clock

reflection coefficient

resource controller

restricted channel

radio common carrier

real time control program

radar cross section

radiocommunications service

reduced carrier transmission

receiver

received data

reflection density

routing diagram

routing directory

research and development

radio direction finding

request data transfer

restricted digital information

request data transfer

request data transfer (signal)

research, development, test, and evaluation

radio-telephone distress frequency

Rural Electrification Administration

restricted edge-emitting diode

reject (link: protocol command)

reflective membrane optical scintillator

ringer equivalency number

ISDN pilot project (France) (French philosopher)

reply

reserved (asynchronous transfer mode)

radio frequency

range finder

radio frequency

reference frequency

radio frequency allotment

radio frequency assignment

request for commands

radio frequency channel allotment

radio-fiber optic integration

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RFOI

RFP

RFQ

RFS

RO/U

ROB

RH

RHI

RHR

RI

RIA

RIP

RIPSO

RISC

RJ

RJE

RLC

RLLS

RLMS

RLSD

RM

rms

RNLS

RNMS

RNR

RNSS

RO

ROC

ROM

ROS

radio frequency interference

radio-fiber optic integration

request for proposal

request for quotation

real file store

real file system

grade of coaxial cable

red-green-blue (television)

relative humidity

range height indicator

radar horizon range

radio horizon range

ring in

ring indicator

routing indicator

routing indicator allocation

routing indicator assignment

refractive index profile

revised interconnection protocol security option

reduced instruction set chip

registered jack

remote job entry

resistance-inductance-capacity

resistive-inductive-capacitive (circuit)

radiolocation land station

radiolocation mobile station

receive line signal detect

reference model (OS I) (ISO)

root mean square

radionavigation land station

radionavigation mobile station

receiver not steady (link protocol command)

radionavigation satellite service

read only

receive only

ring off

ring out

required operational capability

read-only memory

read-only storage

remote operation service

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ROSE

ROW

RPC

RPDU

rpm

RPM

RPOA

rps

RQ

RR

RRC

RRS

RSA

RSL

rss

RlSrr RSW

RT

R{f

RTA

RTI

RTL

RTM

RTMOS

RTMP

RTS

RTSE

RTTY

RTU

RTX

RVA

RWI

remote operations service element

Remote Operations Service Element (protocol)

remote orderwire

remote procedure call

response protocol data unit

revolutions per minute

rate per minute (telephone call)

recognized private operating agency (common carrier)

revolutions per second

repeat request

request repeat

radio range

receiver ready (link protocol command)

repetition rate

radar resolution cell

radio range station

radio relay system

Rivest, Shamir, Adleman

radio signal level

received signal level

root-sum-square

ISDN reference points

relative spectral width

radiotelegram

real time

remote trunk arrangement

radiation transfer index

relative transmission level

reference test method

room temperature metal oxide semiconductor

Routing Table Maintenance Protocol

reliable transfer service

request to send

Request to Send (EIA RS-232)

reliable transfer service element

radio teletype (system)

radio teletypewriter

remote terminal unit

request to transmit

reactive volt-ampere (deprecated, use V AR)

radio and wire integration

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RWT

RX

RZ

RZI

s

SAA

SABER

SABM

SABME

SAFDT

SAM

SAP

SAPI

SARAH

SARBE

SARM

SAS

SASE

SAT

SATCOM

SB-ADPCM

SC

SIC

SCA

scc

SCCP

SCE

SCF

SCOI

SCP

SCPC

SCR

radio-wire integration

radio-wire interface

recorder warning tone

receive

receiver

receiving

return to zero (code)

redundant zero insertion

second

systems applications architecture (IBM)

situation awareness beacon with reply

set asynchronous balanced mode

set asynchronous balanced mode extended

store and forward data transmission

self-assembled monolayer (coplanar)

serving area multiplex

service access point (OSI)

service access point identifier

search and rescue and homing

search and rescue beacon

set asynchronous response mode

survivable adaptive system

specific application service element (OSI)

Societe Anonyme Telecommunications (Telecommunications, Ltd)

satellite communications

subband adaptive differential pulse code modulation

subcommittee (ISO)

signal-to-crosstalk ratio

signal communications axis

signal communications center

specialized commercial carrier

specialized common carrier

signaling connection control part

service creation environment

service control facility

standing communications operating instruction

service control point

single channel per carrier

semiconductor controlled rectifier

Signal Corps radio

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SCS

SCSR

S/CT

SD

SDCD

SDE

SDL

SDLC

SDM

SDMA

SDN

SDU

SDU

SE

SECAM

SECORD

SECTEL

SEDFB

selcall

SELED

SEM

SER

SETAMS

SEVAS

SF

S-F

SFf

SFfS

SG

Signal Corps Radio (number)

signal-to-crosstalk ratio

silicon-controlled rectifier

scattering cross section

single-channel signaling rate

signal-to-crosstalk ratio

space division

secondary data carrier detect

submission and delivery entity (X.400)

specification and description language (CCITT)

synchronous data link control

space division multiplex

space division multiplexer

space division multiplexing

space division multiple access

software-defined network

service data unit

Service Data Unit (OSI)

software engineering

spontaneous emission

systems engineer

systems engineering

electronic color system with memory

Sequential It Memoire (Color TV Standard, France)

systeme electronique couleur avec memoire

secure voice cord board

secure telephone

Surface Emitting Distributed Feedback (laser)

selective calling

surface-emitting light-emitting diode

scanning electron microscope

satellite equipment room (DEC)

systems engineering, technical assistance, and management services

Secure Voice Access System

secondary frequency

single frequency (signaling)

store and forward

store and forward

system fault tolerance

standard frequency and time signal

study group

1188

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SGDF

S/H

S?H

SHA

SHF

SHIELD

SHORAN

SI

SID

SIGCOMM

SIGINT

SILO

SINAD

SINCGARS

SIP

SITRRO

SL

SLA

SLC

SLD

SLED

SLI

SLIC

SLIP

SLL

SLP

SLR

SM

SMA

SMART NET

SMART-T

5MB

SMDR

SMDS

SMS

SMSA

supergroup distribution frame

sample and hold

sample and hold

sidereal hour angle

super high frequency

silicon hybrids with infrared extrinsic long-wavelength detector

short-range aid to navigation

International System of Units

Systeme International d'Unites

sudden ionospheric disturbance

special interest group on data communications (ACM)

signals intelligence

signal intercept from low orbit

signal plus noise plus distortion to noise plus distortion ratio

Single-channel Ground and Airborne Radio System

single inline package

step index profile

simplification of international trade procedures

session layer

Session Layer

service-level agreement

subscriber loop carrier

system life cycle

superluminescent diode

superluminescent LED

superluminescent light-emitting diode

service logic interpreter

subscriber line interface card

Serial Line Interface Protocol

superluminescent LED

service logic program

service-level reporter

single-mode (optical fiber)

type connector (optical or rf)

skywave management for automatic robust transmission network

secure mobile antijam reliable tactical terminal

server message block

station message-detail recording

switched multimegabit data service

ship movement service

standard metropolitan statistical area

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SMT

SMTP

SIN

SN

SNA

SNADS

SNAP

S+N+D

SNDCP

SNI

SNICP

SNMP

(S+N)IN

SNR

SNR/bit

(SIN)+l

SOA

SOH

SOl

SOM

sonar

sonet

Sonet

SONET

SOP

SOR

SOS

SOSIC

SOSTEL

SOW

SIP SPAG

SPBX

SPDU

SPG

SPP

SQL

sr

station management (FOOl)

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (ARPA/DOD)

signal-to-noise ratio

subscriber number

systems network architecture (IBM)

SNA distribution service (IBM)

Subnet Access Protocol

signal plus noise plus distortion

Subnet Dependent Convergence Protocol (ISO)

SNA network interconnect

Subnet Independent Convergence Protocol (ISO)

Simple Network Management Protocol

signal plus noise to noise ratio

signal-to-noise ratio

signal-to-noise ratio per bit

signal plus noise to noise ratio

semiconductor optical amplifier

start of header

start of heading character

signal operating instruction

signal operation instruction

signal operations instruction

start of message

sound navigation and ranging

synchronous optical network

synchronous optical network

Synchronous Optical Network (Standard)

standard operating procedure

start of record

distress signal

silicon on sapphire integrated circuit

solid state electronic logic

statement of work

serial-to-parallel

Standards Promotion and Applications Group (Europe)

satellite private branch exchange

session protocol data unit

signal processing gain

Sequence Packet Protocol

structured query language

steradian

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SR

SIR SRD

SREJ

SRTS

SS

SIS SSAP

SSB

SSB-SC

SSCP

SSCSG

SSD

SSDR

SSG

SSMA

SSN

SSP

SSRT

SSUPS

SS7 STALO

STANAG

STARS

STATMUX

STD

STDM

STE

STELLA

STFS

secondary radar

spectral responsivity

send and receive

superradiant diode (See SLED)

selective reject

secondary request to send

selection signal

single sideband

sounder station

space service

spread spectrum

start/stop (character, asynchronous)

session service access point (ISO)

single sideband

single sideband (transmission)

SSB suppressed carrier (transmission)

single sideband suppressed carrier

system services control point (IBM)

spread spectrum code sequence generator

start-stop distortion

start-stop distortion ratio

spare signal group

spread spectrum multiple access

station serial number

service switching point

subsecond response time

solid-state uninterruptible power system

signaling system 7

stabilized local oscillator

Standardization Agreement (NATO)

stored terrain access and retrieval system

statistical multiplexer

standard

subscriber trunk dialing

Subscriber Trunk Dialing (Europe)

synchronous TDM

synchronous time division multiplexer

synchronous time division multiplexing

Signaling Terminal Equipment (CCm)

satellite interconnection of LANs (Europe)

standard time and frequency signal

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STL

STM

STP

STRADIS

STS

STU

STX

SU

SUB

SVC

SW

SWAN

SWR

SX

SXS

SYN

SYSGEN

SXS

SO .. )

TAC

TACSIM

Standard Time and Frequency Signal (service)

standard telegraph level

studio to transmitter link

synchronous transfer mode

signal transfer point

standard temperature and pressure

1192

Structured Analysis, Design, and Implementation of Information System

synchronous transfer signal

secure telephone unit

start of text

start of text character

signal unit

substitute

substitute character

switched virtual call

shortwave

spectral width

standing wave

satellite wide area network

standing wave ratio

simplex signaling

step-by-step

step-by-step switch

step-by-step switching

step-by-step switching system

synchronization

synchronize

synchronizer

synchronizing

synchronous

synchronous idle character

system generation

step-by-step switch

chromatic dispersion slope

tera (1012)

response timer

Technical Advisory (Bellcore)

terminal adapter (ISDN)

terminal access controller

tactical simulation

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TADIL

TADIL-A

TADIL-B

TADIXS-B

TADS

TADSS

TAl

TARE

TASA

TASI

TAT

Tbps

TC

TCAM

TCAP

TCB

TCC

TCCF

TCF

TCM

TCP

TCP/IP

TCS

TCTS

TCU

TCVXO

TCXO

TC97

TC 97/SC I

tactical digital information link

tactical digital information link-A

tactical digital information link-B

Tactical Data Information Exchange System (Broadcast)

teletypewriter automatic dispatch system

tactical automatic digital switching system

Tactical Automatic Digital Switching System

International Atomic Time

telegraph automatic relay equipment

Telef6nica de Argentina

time assignment speech interpolation

trans-Atlantic telecommunication (cable)

terabits per second

technical committee (ISO)

telecommunications center

thermocouple

toll center

transmission coefficient

transmit clock

transport connection

telecommunications access method (IBM)

transaction capabilities application part

trusted computer base

trusted computing base

telecommunications center

telephone country code (CCITT)

Tactical Communications Control Facility

technical control facility

time compression multiplexing

trellis coded modulation

transmission control protocol

Transmission Control Protocol (U.S. DoD)

Transmission Control Protocol!lntemet Protocol

tactical communications system

trusted computer system

trans-Canada telephone system

teletypewriter control unit

temperature-compensated voltage-controlled crystal oscillator

temperature-controlled crystal oscillator

ISO Technical Committee for Information Systems

Subcommittee for Vocabulary, TC 97, ISO

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TD

TDC

TDCS

TDD

TDI

TDM

TDMA

TDR

TDT

TDTG

TE

TEM

TECHEVAL TED TEF TEFG TEl

TEK

telco

TELENET Telex®

TELEX TELNET TEM

TEMPEST ter

TERM

time delay

time division

transmitted data

transmitter distributor

theater deployable communications

theater deployable communications system

telecommunications devices for the deaf

time division demultiplexing

trade data interchange

time division multiplexed

time division multiplexer

time division multiplexing

time division multiple access

time domain reflectometer

time domain reflectometry

total delay time

true date-time group

terminal endpoint

terminal equipment

time error

transverse electric (mode)

transverse electromagnetic (mode)

transverse electromagnetic (wave)

technical evaluation

trunk encryption device

Teflon

terminal endpoint functional group

terminal endpoint identifier

traffic encryption key

telephone company

a public packet-switched network (U.S.)

The International Teleprinter Network

International Teleprinter Network

Teletypewriter Network Protocol (DARPA)

transverse electromagnetic

transverse electromagnetic (mode)

transverse electromagnetic (wave)

compromising emanations

third version of a recommendation (CCITT)

telegraph error rate measuring (equipment)

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TETRA

TEW

TEl

TE2

TFL

TFOM

TFOS

TFOW

TFTP

TFTS

TGM

THAAD

THD

THF

THz

TIA

TIBS

TIE

TIFF

TIMS

TIP

TIS

TK

TL

TLM

TLP

TLS

TLV

TM

T&M

TM

TMN

TO

trans-European trunked radio system

trapped electromagnetic wave

Terminal Equipment Type I (ISDN terminal)

Terminal Equipment Type 2 (non-ISDN terminal)

thin-film laser

thin-film optical modulator

thin-film optical multiplexer

thin-film optical switch

thin-film optical waveguide

Trivial File Transfer Protocol

terrestrial flight telephone system

trunk group multiplexer

theater high altitude area defense

total harmonic distortion

tremendously high frequency

terahertz (1012 hertz)

Telecommunication Industries Association

Tactical Information Broadcast Service

time interval error

tag image file format

transmission impairment measuring set

terminal interface processor

traveler information station

response time

response timer

Transport Layer

telemetry

transmission level point

telemetering land station

type, length, value (OS I)

transverse magnetic (mode)

transverse magnetic (wave)

test and measurement (activity)

test and measurement (equipment)

transverse magnetic (mode)

transverse magnetic (wave)

telecommunications management network

tandem office

timeout (in protocols)

toll office

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TOD

TOM

TOP

TOS

TOW

TP

TPDU

TPM

TPOA

TQ

TQM

TR

TRADACOMS

TRANSEC

TRANSPAC

TRAP

TRC

TREE

TRF

TRI-TAC

TRITAC-E

TRIXS

TRMS

TRN

TROPO

TSA

TSAP

TSDU

TSI

TSK

TSM

TSO

TSP

TSPS

TSR

time of day

thin-film optical modulator

thin-film optical multiplexer

Technical and Office Protocol

thin-film optical switch

type of service (DARPA)

thin-film optical waveguide

toll point

Transport Protocol (ISO NIST)

transport protocol data unit

total productive maintenance

telecommunications private operating agency

toll quality

total quality management

Technical Reference

transfer request

trading data communications

transmission security

public packet-switched network (France)

Tactical Receive Equipment and Related Applications

transverse redundancy check

transient radiation effects on electronics

tuned radio frequency

tri-services tactical (equipment)

tri-services tactical equipment

Tactical Reconnaissance Intelligence Service

transmission resource management system

token ring network

tropospheric scatter

telecommunications system architecture

transport service access point

transport service data unit

time slot interchanger

transmission security key

telecommunications system management

telecommunications system operator

telecommunications service priority

traffic service position system

telecommunications service request

terminate and stay resident

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TIL

TITN

TIX

TIXAU

TIY!I'DD

TIY

TV

TW

TWA

TWC

TWS

TWT

TWTA

TWX®

TX

TYMNET

T1

U/L

UA

UAB

UAL

UART

UDI

UDP

UER

UHF

UI

UL

ULF

ULL

urn

UMTS

UNI

U-NI

transistor-transistor logic

tandem tie trunk network

teletypewriter exchange (service)

telex

teletex access unit

telecommunications device for the deaf

teletypewriter

technical vulnerability

television

traveling wave

two-way alternate

two-wire circuit

two-way simultaneous

traveling wave tube

traveling wave tube amplifier

Teletypewriter Exchange Service

transit exchange

transmit

a public packet-switched network (U.S.)

1.544-Mbps transmission system

uplink

unnumbered acknowledgement

user agent (in message systems)

user agent entity (in message systems)

user agent layer

universal asynchronous receiver transmitter

unrestricted digital information

user datagram protocol

User Datagram Protocol (DARPA)

undetected error ratio

ultra high frequency

unnumbered information

Underwriters Laboratories

ultra low frequency

ultralow-loss (fiber)

micron, micrometer

Universal Mobile Telecommunications System.

user-network interface

user-network interface

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UNIVERSE

UNIXTM

UNTDI

UPS UPT

USART

USAT

USB

USDA

USDJ

USFJ

USFK

USNO

USOC

USS

USTA

UT

UTC

UTC(i)

UTC(USNO)

UTP

uv

UV

V

V/D

Vim VA

VAD

VADS

VAN

VAR

U.K. project connecting LANs via satellites

computer operating system

United Nations trade data interchange

uninterruptible power supply

Universal Personal Telecommunications

universal sync, async, receiver, transmitter

ultrasmall aperture terminal (antenna)

upper sideband

U.S. Department of Agriculture

U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Forces, Japan

U.S. Forces, Korea

U.S. Naval Observatory

universal service order code

unilateral synchronization system

United States Telephone Association

Universal Time

Coordinated Universal Time

Coordinated Universal Time (i)

Coordinated Universal Time U.S. Naval Observatory

unshielded twisted pair

ultraviolet

ultraviolet

normalized frequency

number (normalized frequency parameter)

reference point (Integrated Services Digital Network)

volt

voice/data

volts per meter (electric field gradient)

value-added (service)

value-added (network service)

volt-ampere

volt • ampere

volt • amperes

vapor-phase axial deposition (process)

value-added and data services

value-added network

value-added reseller

volt-amperes, reactive

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VARISTOR VARS VAT VC

VCAPS VCI VCO VCR VCS

VCSELO VCXO Vdc

VOl

VOT VOU

VES VF VFCT VFCTG VFDF

VFO VFS

VFT

VFTG

VGC VHF VLF VLSI

VLSIC

VN

VNL VNLF

V number

vocoder

vodas

volt • amperes, reactive

variable resistor

volt • amperes, reactive

value-added tax

virtual call (X.25)

virtual circuit

vertical cavity amplifying optical switch

virtual channel identifier

voltage-controlled oscillator

video cassette recorder

virtual communications system

visual communications system

vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser diode

voltage-controlled crystal oscillator

volts, direct current

virtual device interface

video display terminal (CRT) video display unit

visual display unit

virtual environment software

voice frequency

voice frequency carrier telegraph

voice frequency carrier telegraph

voice frequency distribution frame

variable frequency oscillator

virtual file store

virtual file system

voice frequency telegraph

voice frequency telegraph

voice grade circuit

very high frequency

very low frequency

very large scale integration (of semiconductors)

very large scale integrated circuit

virtual network

via net loss

via net loss factor

normalized frequency

voice coder

voice-operated device, antising

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vogad

volcas

YOM

vox

V parameter

VPI

VRC

VSAT

VSB

VSM

VSWR

VT

VTAM

VTP VTS

VTU

VTX

vu

VU

V value

W

WADS

WAIS

WAN

WARC

WATS

WAWS

WB

WBCS

WCC

WD

voice-operated gain-adjusting device

voice-operated loss-control and echo-signaling device

volt-ohm meter

voice-operated relay circuit

voice-operated relay device

normalized frequency

virtual path identifier

vertical redundancy check

very small aperture terminal (antenna)

very small aperture terminal (satellite)

vestigial sideband (transmission)

vestigial sideband modulation

voltage standing wave ratio

variable time

vertical tabulation (character)

video teleconference

virtual terminal

Virtual Telecommunications Access Method (IBM)

Virtual Terminal Protocol

virtual terminal service

video teleconferencing unit

videotex

volume unit (abbreviation)

volume unit (unit of measure)

normalized frequency

watt

wide area data service

Wide Area Information Servers

wide area network

World Administrative Radio Conference

wide area telecommunications service

wide area telephone service

Washington Area Wideband System

wideband

wideband communications service

wideband communications system

wire line common carrier

wavelength division

working draft

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WDM

WG

WIN

WITS

WLAN

WM

WMO

WORM

WP

wpm

wps

WRU

WSWS

WT

WU

wv

WVDC

WWDSA

WWMCCS

WWW

X

X-OFF

X-ON

XDR

XID

XMIT

XMITTER

XMODEM

XMSN

XMTD

XMTR

XMUX

XNS

XO

XOFF

wavelength division multiplex

wavelength division multiplexer

wavelength division multiplexing

working group (ISO SC subgroup)

WWMCCS Intercomputer Network

Washington Integrated Telecommunications System

wireless local area network

wavelength modulation

World Meteorological Organization

write once, read many times

wirephoto

words per minute

words per second

who are you

who are you (control character)

weighted standard work second

World Time

Western Union

working voltage

working voltage, direct current

worldwide digital system architecture

World Wide Military Command and Control System

world weather watch

World Wide Web

reactance (electric circuit)

control character to stop information flow

control character to start information flow

exchange data representative

exchange identification

transmit

transmitter

file transfer protocol, micro to mainframe

transmission

transmitted

transmitter

transmultiplexer

Xerox Network Systems (Xerox protocol)

crystal oscillator

transmitter off

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XON

XT

XTAL

XU

Z

Zulu

Zo ZBTSI

ZD

ZDW

ZIP

ZRL

Z Time

o dBm TLP ORL

OTLP 2BIQ

4B/5B

4B3T

5ESS

~

~-~

s).. ~-r.

£

~A

~F

transmitter off (transmission control character)

transmitter on

transmitter on (transmission control character)

crosstalk

crystal

X unit

impedance (electric circuit)

Zulu (time)

Zulu Time

characteristic impedance

zero byte time slot interchange

zero defects

zero-dispersion wavelength

Zone Information Protocol

zero relative level

Zulu Time

zero dBm transmission level point

zero relative level

zero transmission level point

two binary, one quaternary

four bits encoded into five bits (FDDI)

four bits in three ternary signals

Number 5 Electronic Switching System (AT&T)

refractive index contrast

delta-beta (switch)

spectral width (delta-lambda)

delta-sigma (modulation)

electrical permittivity (epsilon)

wavelength (lamda)

zero-dispersion wavelength

fiber cutoff wavelength

fiber cutoff wavelength

cutoff wavelength

magnetic permeability (mu)

micro (10-6, prefix, as in ~A, ~F, and ~m)

micrometer (1Q-6 m)

microampere (10-6 A)

microfarad (10-6 F)

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11-law

11m

mu-Iaw

micron (10-6 m)

micrometer (10-6 m)

micropascal (10-6 Pa, sound pressure unit)

microsecond (10-6 s)

microvolt (10-6 V)

microwatt (10-6 W)

ohm (omega)

electric charge density (rho)

electrical conductivity (sigma)

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Tables

Table 1: Frequency Ranges and Designators

Frequency Ranges

30-300 Hz

300-3000 Hz

3-30 kHz

30-300 kHz

300-3000 khz

3-30 MHz

30-300 MHz

300-3000 MHz

3-30 GHz

30-300 GHz

300-3000 GHz

United States Designators

ELF (Extremely Low Frequency

ULF (Ultra Low Frequency)

VLF (Very Low Frequency)

LF (Low Frequency)

MF (Medium Frequency)

HF (High Frequency)

VHF (Very High Frequency)

UHF (Ultra High Frequency)

SHF (Super High Frequency)

EHF (Extremely High Frequency)

THF*** (Tremendously High Frequency)

ITU Designators·

2**

3**

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

"'The eight obsolete microwave frequency bands, designated by the letters C, L, S, X, K, Q, V, and W, that represent the frequency ranges from 225 MHz to 100 GHz and used to describe radar bands, have no official status and are deprecated.

"'''' An extrapolation that is not designated by the International Telegraph Union (ITU) as part of the radio spectrum.

"'''''''The term "THF' is not in the Radio Regulations of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

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Table 2: Higher Frequency Ranges and Extension Designators

Frequency Ranges

3-30 THz

30-300 THz

300-3000 THz

3-30 PHz

30-300 PHz

300-3000 PHz

3-30 EHz

30-300 EHz

300-3000 EHz

THz = Terahertz (1012 Hz)

PHz = Petahertz (l015 Hz)

EHz = Exahertz (1018 Hz)

ITU Designators (Extended)

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

Table 3: The Metric System of Units

Quantity Base Unit Abbreviation

Length meter m

Mass kilogram kg

Time second s

Electric current ampere A

Temperature kelvin K

Amount of substance mole mol

Luminous intensity candela cd

Supplementary Units

Plane angle radian rad

Solid angle steradian sr

Certain derived tenns have been standardized, such as the hertz (21t radians per second), fonnerly one cycle per second.

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Table 4: Prefixes Used with Metric Units

Unit

exa

peta

tera

gig a

mega

kilo

hecto

deka

deci

centi

milli

micro

nano

pico

femto

atto

Examples

Term

megahertz

picofarad

nanosecond

Abbrev.

E

P

T

G

M

k

h

da

d

c

m

n

P

f

a

Abbreviation

MHz

pF

ns

Value

1018

1015

1012

109

106

103

102

101

10°

10-1

10-2

10-3

10-6

10-9

10-12

10-15

10-18

Meaning

106 hertz

10-12 farads

10-9 seconds

Note: Additional examples of metric units and units used in the meter-kilogram-second system of units are (a) electric charge, coulombs, C; (b) energy, joules (watt-seconds), J; (c) force, new­tons, N; (c) power, watts, W; (d) voltage, volts, V: (e) capacity, farads, F; (t) resistance, ohms, Q; (g) inductance, h, henries; and (h) magnetic field strength, H, oersteds.

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Table 5: Radiometric Terms

Term Symbol Quantity Unit

Radiant energy Q Energy joule (1)

Radiant power cp Power watt (W) Synonym optical power

Irradiance E Power incident per unit area W'm-2

regardless of angle

Spectral irradiance E). Irradiance per unit wavelength interval W. m-2 • nm-1

at a given wavelength

Radiant emittance W Power emitted (into a full sphere) W'm-2

Synonym radiant per unit area exitance

Radiant intensity I Power per unit solid angle W'sr- I

Radiance L Power per unit angle per unit W. sr- I • m-2

projected area

Spectral radiance L~ Radiance per unit wavelength W • sr- I • m-2 • om-I

interval at a given wavelength

Table 6: T·Carrier Hierarchy for North America

Designator* (DS Level) DSR Mbps** Number of Channels

TO (DS 0)

TI (DS 1)

TIC

T2 (OS 2)

T3 (OS 3)

T4 (OS 4)

T5 (OS5)

*See Table 10 **Data Signaling Rate Megabits/Second

0.064

1.544

3.152

6.312

44.736

274.176

400.352

1

24

48

96

672

4032

5760

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Table 7: T·Carrier Hierarchy for Japan

Level* DSR Mbps** Number of Channels

1.544 24

2 6.312 96

3 32.064 480

4 97.728 1440

5 400.352 5760

"'See Table 10.

"''''Data Signaling Rate (megabits/second)

Table 8: T·Carrier Hierarchy for Europe (CEPT)

Level* DSR Mbps** Number of Channels

OS 1 2.048 30

OS 2 8.448 120

OS 3 34.368 480

OS4 139.268 1920

OS 5 565.148 7680

"'See Table 10.

"""Data Signaling Rate (megabits/second)

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Table 9: Near, Intermediate, and Far Field Characteristics

Near Field

Near Field Region

Electrostatic Field

Near Zone

Fresnel Region

Fresnel Zone

Varies 1/,-3

Ee oc (sin OJt)/OJr3

Er oc (sin OJt)/OJ,-3

r« f.../6

Adjacent to source*

Wavefront depends on source shape

Intermediate Field

Intennediate Field Region

Induction Field

Intennediate Zone

Varies 1/r2

Ee oc (cos OJt)/rv

Er oc (cos OJt)/r2v

r -f.../6

Short distances away

Curved wavefront depends on source shape and distance

Far Field

Far Field Region

Radiation Field

Far Zone

Fraunhofer Region

Fraunhofer Zone

Varies 1/r

Ee oc -co(sin OJt)/rv2

r > 2s2(A or f.../6

Great distances away

Wavefront is that of a plane wave

/..l = magnetic penneability E = electric pennittivity

s = overall or characteristic dimension of the source (antenna),

t = time co = angular velocity = angular frequency = 21tf 1t = -3.1416 f = frequency r = radial distance from the source (antenna)

s» A-A- = wavelength v = propagation velocity of electromagnetic wave = 1!(/..lE)112 *Nominal distances compared to wavelength and source

(antenna) size

Table 10: T·Carrier Characteristics*

1. The designators for T-carrier in the North American digital hierarchy correspond to the designators for the digital signal (DS) level hierarchy.

2. T -carrier systems were originally designed to transmit digitized voice signals. Current applications also include digital data transmission.

3. Tables 6, 7, and 8 list the designators and data signaling rates for current T -carrier systems.

4. If an "F" precedes the "T", a fiber optic cable system is indicated at the same data signaling rates.

S. T-carrier hierarchies for North America and Japan are based on multiplexing 24 voice­frequency (VF) channels and multiples thereof. The hierarchy for Europe is based on multiplexing 30 voice frequency (VF) channels and multiples thereof.

6. See also carrier, carrier system, channel, data signaling rate, digital signal, digital transmission system, digroup, fiber optic cable, fiber optic channel, fiber optic transmission system, frequency, mUltiplexing, T-carrier, transmission rate, voice frequency, voice frequency channel, voice-grade circuit.

* AT-carrier is the generic designator for any of several digitally multiplexed telecommunications carrier systems.

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