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| ISI || Intersymbol Interference || Signal misinterpreted by receiver due to multipath signals out of phase | | ISI || Intersymbol Interference || Signal misinterpreted by receiver due to multipath signals out of phase | ||
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| + | | RSSI || Received Signal Strength Indicator || power level received by the receiver radio in dbm | ||
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| + | | mW || Milli Watt || 0,001 Watt | ||
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| + | | dBm || Decibell relative to 1 mW of power. | ||
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| + | | dBi || Decibell isotropic || Antenna gain compared to a theoretical isotropic antenna | ||
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| + | | dBd || Decibell dipole || Antenna gain compared to a theoretical isotropic antenna. Add 2,14 dB to get dBi | ||
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Revision as of 11:27, 19 February 2014
Abbreviations
| Abb. | meaning | Notes |
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| ASK | Amplitude Shift Keying | Keying 0's and 1's by altering the radio carriers amplitude |
| FSK | Frequency Shift Keying | Keying 0's and 1's by altering the radio carriers frequency |
| PSK | Phase Shift Keying | Keying 0's and 1's by altering the radio carriers phase |
| MPSK | Multiple Phase Shift Keying | Keying more than one bit at a time by using four or more phases |
| RF | Radio Frequency | Rate of oscillation in the range of around 3 kHz to 300 GHz corresponding to radio waves |
| FSPL | Free Space Path Loss | Loss of amplitude of the signal in free space over distance |
| ISI | Intersymbol Interference | Signal misinterpreted by receiver due to multipath signals out of phase |
| RSSI | Received Signal Strength Indicator | power level received by the receiver radio in dbm |
| mW | Milli Watt | 0,001 Watt |
| dBm | Decibell relative to 1 mW of power. | |
| dBi | Decibell isotropic | Antenna gain compared to a theoretical isotropic antenna |
| dBd | Decibell dipole | Antenna gain compared to a theoretical isotropic antenna. Add 2,14 dB to get dBi |