Late
Target Channel Keyup - A condition when the target cell does not receive
the execute target order in time for the arriving mobile, caused by link delays
between MTSO and target cell site. After the mobile retunes to the target
cell, noise will be heard on the downlink audio from the target cell, as the
assigned voice channel is not on the air (yet). This results in noise during
the handoff. LEO - Low Earth
Orbit satellite. Little LEO - Relatively
small and inexpensive satellites that provide low-cost, low-data rate, two-way
digital communications, and location positioning to small handheld terminals.
The frequency allocations are in the VHF band below 400 MHz. Systems include
Leosat, Orbcomm, Starnet, and Vitasat. For example, the Orbcomm system requires
34 satellites for reliable full-world coverage. LMR - Land Mobile
Radio - wireless for specialized applications - e.g., taxi or emergency services
LMS - Local and
Monitoring Service. LNA - Low Noise
Amplifier. Low Side Injection
- A superhet receiver design in which the oscillator frequency is below the
carrier frequency. LPC - Linear Predictive
Coding compression algorithm. LTP - Long Term Prediction
compression algorithm.
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