This standard specifies the terms and definitions related to radio communication in the electrical terminology. This standard applies to all scientific and technological fields involving radio communication in my country. GB/T 2900.54-2002 Electrical terminology Radio communication: transmitter, receiver, network and operation GB/T2900.54-2002 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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Shandong People's Republic of China National Standard
GB/T 2900.54—2002
jl11EC60050-713:1998
Electrical terminology
Radio communications: transmitters, receivers, networks and operations
2001 02 22 Issued
Shandong People's Republic of China
State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
2002-08-01 Implementation
GB/T 2900. 54—2002
EC Basic technical terms
Radio frequency circuits and stations
Mobile optical fiber communications
Radio determination and radiotelecommunications
and other types of radio frequency communications---·
Area rate and channel
Modulation signal processing
Transmitters and transceivers
Transmission and reception, large-scale radio frequency reception and reception,
12 Radio frequency users and interference
13 Radio frequency networks and operation
Appendix A (suggestive appendix)
Appendix A for reference)
Chinese reference
English version
GB/T2900.54—2002
Radio communications: transmitters, receivers, networks and operation 3. This standard is equivalent to IEC60>50-715:199R industry T terminology. This standard applies to the terminology used in the writing of radio communication standards and other technical documents. This standard is related to some existing technical standards. This standard has been coordinated as much as possible: to show the relationship between this standard and related standards. This standard has been explained in brackets on the relevant terms. This is based on the relevant standards [3/13221992. Document T1/T17331993
Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are not included. This standard is proposed by the information industry:
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Electrical Terminology. The original unit of this standard: Post and Telecommunications Industry Standardization Research Institute of the Ministry of Information Industry, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Institute of Mechanical Science. The main contributors of this standard: Title Xin Xin, Lu Lunhua, Ge Licheng Yang Mei. GR/T2900.54—2002
E Foreword
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The standard is based on the following technical documents:
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National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Electrotechnical terms
Radio communications: Transmitters, receivers, networks and operating Eleetrotethnical terrinalegyRadiocommunications,lradsmitlers.rceirers,nelworks and operailons
This standard specifies the technical spectrum and definitions of radio communication in electrotechnical technology. This standard applies to all scientific and technological fields related to radio communication. 2 Basic technical spectrum
713-0°-01 Radio wave radio
GB/T2900.542002
idt IKC 60050-713.1998
Electromagnetic device that propagates in the air without artificial guidance, with a passband frequency below 3(0°C). Note: The frequency above 3CG is not applicable to radio waves, but is considered to be optical waves. (Please put 6/T14783.1-1999 in 701.52.06) 7130102 Wireless communication Fudiu: ummunicttiun telecommunication using wireless waves.
and GB14733.1993 in 701.01.-to 713-01-03 radio astronomy research and development of radio astronomy branch of the city. (Revise 13622-192 in .1.1
13-07-[
Major part of the Earth's atmosphereMajor part of the Earth's atmosphereThe FaribalsphereThe Earth's atmosphere is the part of the Earth that is supported by the reflection of the air.713.0105
Space radiocommunicationssatellitecommunicationsand radiocommunications using one or more space stations, or using one or more reflection devices or other space bodies outside the main part of the Earth's atmosphere (modify GB/114733.S1993 in 725.02.03)713-01-06Terrestrial radiocommunicationsLarge radiocommunications other than space radiocommunications or radio astronomy. (modify G/T1322-1992 in 3.1.5)Satellite communications (satellitecommunications for communication purposes) (hytammrl: Lsag)F13-01-07||t t||The communication between one or more places on the earth through space radio communication. Radiocommunication service713-01-08
Through the complete set of facilities provided by the organization, users can carry out radiocommunication at a given time. Approved by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China on 2002-08-01 on 2002-21-22
3 Radio links and stations
LB/T2900.54-2 002
713-02-01 [Radio] station (radiv) station is a radio astronomy station that is used to carry out radio communication services. It is a radio transmitter or receiver, or a combination of a transmitter and a receiver, at a fixed location. It also includes the following equipment: 1. All radio stations are used for long-term or temporary operations within the country. 2. The fixed location can be a mobile station in the country, and the sea can be used for direct access. It is forbidden to modify 3.4 of G/T134221992.1)
Transmitting statinn
173-02-02
A radio station mainly composed of one or more radio transmitters or receivers. 713 02 03Receiving statinnA radio station mainly composed of one or more radio receivers. 713-02-04 terrestrial station A radio station for realizing ground-based wireless communication: (revise 3.4.2 of GB/T13622-1992)
5 Earth station Earthstatian
713-02-05
A wireless radio station located on the surface of the earth or in the main part of the earth's atmosphere, and used to communicate with people or multiple space stations or to communicate with one or more similar stations through one or more reflecting objects or other information objects, (revise .4 of B13622-192)
5 Space station radio telecommunication) spncestatioCinradiornmmunicatinn) 713-12-C6
Radio sound on objects outside the main part of the earth's atmosphere. Design: In business and aeronautics, space is a large-scale equipment that concentrates long-distance traffic on a unified or celestial body (downgraded to G/135-1! 2 3.4.)
Radio energy path radinlink
713-02 07
Use wireless power to transmit signals between two points, note: wireless power path can be one-way, multiple pairs, 3 wireless power transmission channel radltrankmiskian) channl713-02-08
Use wireless power to transmit signals between two points, note: 9 total loss (of radio link) totalloy (ofradiulink) 713-02-09
(symbol, A or713-03-18
Low rate mobile radio in maritime mobile service, H10 internal communication, or for the communication of good ship and its teaching staff and data when working + or for group push, communication between mother ship, and communication of ship formation and communication.
(revised GF/13622-19924 3.1.17) 713-03-19 Ship emergency transmitter ghip'geemergencytransmilter is used for chasing, emergency or full-day, and can only use the ship transmitter with the crown frequency. 3.4.36 in CB/T3622-1992)
7133.20 frequency lisires4freq1ency in the original country designated for use, the total or safe and operating rate: aeronautical mobile service peronauticalmobilegervice713-03-21
to provide airborne equipment or mobile services between aircraft to provide links. Note
1 in 1I\radio exchange rules - aeronautical mobile service than - god map wireless telecommunication services, 2 the first number of radio stations and emergency position indication keyless information mark and above airborne mobile services, <modify GB/1136221992 in 5.3.15)
713-03-22
airborne mobile satellite service arunautiealmubilesatelliteserviee to provide aircraft or satellite services between aircraft to provide links. (Modify 3.3.16 in GB/T136221992) Aeronautical radio aernnautealstatlan
713-03-23
Land station in aeronautical mobile service.
Design, in this case, the airborne station can be installed on the return plane, (Modify 3.4.9 in GB/T13622-1992)713-03-24
Aircraft radio sireraftslatinn
Aircraft radio station in aeronautical mobile service located on the air ticket, different from the number of operational radio. (Effective with 3.4.21 in GB/T136221992)713-03-25 Operational radio station survival erurtslatian maritime mobile service or airborne mobile service fee for the premise of digital life white set in digital life classics digital life standard other equipment center format mobile station.
Same as 3.4.5 in GB/T 13f22
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Emergency position indicating radio beaconemlergeneypositinn-indiratinyradihracon173-93-26
RP[RB(word)EPIRB(bbrevutiun) is a kind of radio station in our industry, which uses the power to operate independently. Modification of 3.4 of G/T13622-191.)
713-C3-27
Cellular system (israt.ocommunication) A wireless communication system for land mobile services whose service areas are divided into several areas, called "micro cells". Each cell has one or more base stations providing wireless coverage. Note: In the peak system, different areas use different signaling periods, but these can still be used at higher frequencies. 7130328 Micro cells Area (in optical communication): rell (imlinmmrn.nir1in) in a distance system, the area in which the allocated power is limited to the area adjacent to it. Handover (in wireless communication): hand-over (inradiocomm-713-03-29
nicatiun) in a distance mobile radio communication system, the call is extended without interruption and the process is changed. 713-C3 -3Dwww.bzxz.net
Inter-cell handover In mobile wireless communication systems, when a mobile station moves from one cell to another, it switches from one base station to another through handover. 713-C3-31 Intra-cell handover In mobile wireless communication systems, when a mobile station moves from one cell to another, it switches from one base station to another through handover. The same channel is switched to a pair of base stations at the same time, or it is switched from one base station to another base station. 713-03-32
Auyou rnaming
The area where the mobile station appears abandons its mutual registration area, and the old Kawagoe positioning and operation, the roaming user roamingsuhsc.riher
713-03-33
Mobile service sequence moves to the user outside its registered mountain area. Note: In the whole system, the door wind area is generally composed of two related cell periods. 713 03 34
Base station control bottlebsestationolrollelRSt (abbreviation) BSC (alhhreviatinn) The functional component of the cellular system, controls one or more base stations, and is the intermediary between the base stations and the mobile service switching center.Mobile service switching centermobileserviceywilchineentur713-C3-35
Msc (foil) MSC (ubbrevitiun) The auxiliary component of the cellular broadband system, to ensure the communication between the system and the public pay telephone network713-03-36 Home position registers hnmclatiorwister[RHLRahbrevation
The system's sensitive data components, which store and manage the information generated after the communication of many global users. Note: including permanent (used copies of its code and business) changes (multiple locations, in order to select and complete the call continuation》
113-C3-37 visitor location registration visitorlorationregisterVLR (abbreviation) VLK (abbrrmtiua) is a data car connected to one or more mobile service switching centers. It stores all the mobile locations in the cells under the jurisdiction of these (these) switching centers. The backup is in the same location inventory, trunk system trunkcdsyatem
7:3-0 3-38
A mobile telephone system for internal communication between organizations. It is used to allocate specific resources to individuals.
Dispatching system dipalehsyslem
713-03-39
FA, T2900.59—2002
A system for communicating with traffic workers and controlling the actions of the fleet: The fleet can effectively dispatch aircraft, taxis, and other vehicles. 713-D3-40 Paging raliup A ringing is a radio communication industry that allows a user to make a non-voice call to a receiver equipped with a telephone. It may or may not transmit a non-voice message.
Tone paging
713-03-41
A form of non-phone paging in which the called user can receive an instruction, usually a voice instruction, and then receive a specific telephone number after the user reaches a pre-set number. 713-D3-42 Radio display paging A form of radio paging in which the paged user can receive an instruction, usually a voice instruction, and then receive a specific telephone number after the user reaches a pre-set number. The calling instructions can be displayed or printed out according to the specified digital or sub-character information.
713-D3.43 Two-way paging is a radio communication service that transmits digital characters from a mobile terminal to a mobile terminal. Radio pager
713-03-44
paging receiver pagingrecelver
a single receiver that displays paging or voice paging, polling
713.03 45!
The central station can poll each station in the communication network, and the communication is sent in sequence, which may ring the station that has information to be sent to immediately indicate the information or request of these stations. Note: Technical name, it is applicable to mobile and other types of communication, such as data transmission network 713-0.3-46, selectlng
The central station sends a command to each station in the communication network, usually in sequence; it may also be sent in a ring, so that each station is ready to send its information in time.
This method is used in mobile radio networks and other types of telecommunications networks: data transmission networks. Selective calling
713-03-47
In a large wireless system, a unique call made by the automatic installation of a receiver with a special coded bit number and an input signal so that only preselected stations can respond to the call
71348 Scanning (radio signal generation) sg (fFaels) In a wireless system, the system automatically detects the source of a signal to find a single idle channel to use to establish a communication path.
5 Radiodetermination and radio energy
713-C4.01 Radiodetermination Radiodetermination is the use of radio waves to determine the position and/or other characteristics of a target object. (3.1.7 in T1352219)
713-04-C2 Radionavigation Radiomawiga1lon" radio determination of navigation, including error code reporting. (3.1.8 in GB/-35221)
71334-3 Radiolocation Radialncatin Radiodetermination other than non-radio navigation. Modify 3.1. in G132212)
73-04-14 Radiodirection Radial direction finding Radiodetermination of the direction of a target object by receiving radio waves transmitted, emitted or scattered by a target object:
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