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{{Definition|title=Telemetry | {{Definition|title=Telemetry | ||
| − | |definition= A technology for transferring data from a remote measurement location to a main operations or control center. Telemetry typically refers to wireless communications (i.e. using a radio system to implement the data link), but can also refer to data transfered over other media, such as a telephone or computer network or via an optical link.}} | + | |definition= A technology for transferring data from a remote measurement location to a main operations or control center where the data can be viewed, processed and stored. Telemetry typically refers to wireless communications (i.e. using a radio system to implement the data link), but can also refer to data transfered over other media, such as a telephone or computer network or via an optical link.}} |
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* [[Data Telemetry]] | * [[Data Telemetry]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | + | * [http://www.telemetry.org/ International Foundation for Telemetry] | |
| + | * [http://www.irig106.org IRIG 106] — Digital telemetry standard] | ||
Versie van 20 mrt 2008 om 15:08
Definition of Telemetry:
A technology for transferring data from a remote measurement location to a main operations or control center where the data can be viewed, processed and stored. Telemetry typically refers to wireless communications (i.e. using a radio system to implement the data link), but can also refer to data transfered over other media, such as a telephone or computer network or via an optical link.
This is the common definition for Telemetry, other definitions can be discussed in the article
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See also
References
- International Foundation for Telemetry
- IRIG 106 — Digital telemetry standard]
