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A BSS has to generate the frame structure, which starts and ends with a tail field, and which has a training sequence in the mid. This fields can be used for synchronization. Each mobile device is doing its own synchronization due to this field, which is important because of time multiplexing to avoid overlapping data transmission, but BSS also has an important task to do in the synchronization: to make guard times small, it measures the distance to each end of device and calculates timing advances.
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How is synchronization achieved in gsm who is responsible for synchronization and why it is so important?
A BSS has to generate the frame structure, which starts and ends with a tail field, and which has a training sequence in the mid. These fields can be used for synchronization. Each mobile device is doing its own synchronization due to these fields - which is important because of the time multiplexing to avoid overlapping data transmissions. But also the BSS has an important task in the synchronization: to make the guard times small, it measures the distance to each end device and calculates timing advances.
When was Transactional Synchronization Extensions created?
Transactional Synchronization Extensions was created in 2012.
How is synchronization achieved if two alternators running in parallel if the transient condition is so set that the excitation of one machine is increased and other remaining same?
synchronizationif two alternators are running in parallel and excitation of one machine is increased,then its terminal voltage will change and there will be a synchronizing current.this machine will become generating and other will act as a motor .synchronizing torque will be developed which will retard the generating machine and will accelerate the motoring one till synchronization is achieved again.this will be confined to the local circuit only
Why current is not concidered while synchronization?
current is load dependent,after synchronization only current will flow
How is synchronization achieved between an alternator and bus-bar?
Generally, synchronization refers to matching three parameters between an incoming Alternator and the existing busbar before connecting to the actual load. They are 1. Magnitude of voltage 2. Frequency 3. Phase sequence The voltage in the alterenator is matched by varying the excitation. The frequency is matched by varying the speed of the alternator by its prime-mover. The phase-sequence is matched by flipping any of the two phases if mis-matched. This can be achieved and ensured either by "Three dark lamps method" or using a synchonoscope.
How can calculate gsm?
What is the gsm?
How do you calculate GSM of grey fabric?
140 gsm finish gsm
How do you calculate grey fabric gsm?
140 gsm finish gsm
How do you convert cellphone gsm frequency to another gsm frequency?
How do you convert cellphone gsm frequency to another gsm frequency?"
What are examples of synchronization?
SONET
Where can a gsm forum be found?
GSM hosting provides the platform for gsm forums. To get more information there is a forum titled GSM hosting listed as the place to find the gsm forums.
Which is thicker 130 gsm or 100 gsm?
In the context of Mobile phones gsm means Global System for Mobiles. Hoerver 100 gsm or 130 gsm is usually referred for thickness of paper. gsm means grammes per square meter. Hence 130 gsm is thicker than 100 gsm. Simple.
