communications between satellites and earth-stations
Wireless remote monitoring and control of a process or device.
Electronic method of controlling CCTV camera functions remotely
A method used to measure the unborn baby's heartbeat, the mother's heartbeat, and contractions of the mother's uterus. To measure the baby's heartbeat, an ultrasound transducer is placed on the mother's abdomen, close to the baby's heart. To monitor contractions of the mother's uterus, a pressure sensor is placed on the mother's abodomen. Amplitude, frequency and duration are monitored with an interuterine catheter. Monitoring of the baby's heartbeat can also be accomplished internally by placing an electrode through the cervix onto the baby's scalp. Also known as internal monitoring, or external fetal monitoring.
An electronic device which transmits specific data (measurements) to a remote site. It electronically records performance of engine and actuation of controls by the driver. The data is then used as a foundation for determining car setup.
Sensors on Indy cars measure things such as suspension movement, downforce and tire pressures. Data is sent to the crew via radio signal so they can decide how to make adjustments before the car comes into the pits. NASCAR rules don’t allow use of telemetry during a race.
Measurement of various electrical parameters via feedback from the implant or other electrical measuring device.
Coded radiocommunication from the satellite to the ground for the transmission of data relating to the functioning and configuration of the satellite.
A scheme for receiving data from multiple sensors and controlling devices in a toolstring.
Transmission of a measurement over long distances, usually by electromagnetic means. Includes the apparatus for measuring, formulating and recording the value of a measured quantity at a distance. For example water level monitoring or flow-rate metering.
Transmitting the readings of instruments to a remote location by means of wires, radio waves, or other means.
A system allowing a large quantity of data, e.g. from the chassis and engine, to be recorded in the car and transmitted to the pits for analysis. This early warning system detects problems before they develop into serious consequences, and thus helps to improve safety. In the 2002 season, data could also be transferred from the pit back to the car. This meant that certain car parameters could be adjusted by remote control, thus allowing technicians to relieve drivers of specific tasks. As of the 2003 season, it is forbidden to transfer data from the pits to the car.
In the context of verification, electronic data transmitted from a weapon system being tested that monitors the system's functions and performance parameters.
Communications between remote sources by wire, radio, or other means.
Radio signals to and from a spacecraft used to encode and exchange data with a ground station.
the use of telemeters for measuring and transmitting data
Manner of sending radio signals from either the car to the pitbox or the other way around. Particularly useful to determine the right setup as revs, ride height, gear, throttle and brakes can be studied based on these reports. Two way telemetry also enables drivers to change settings on the car to increase performance or avoid problems.
Sensors attached to various parts of the car which transmit information such as fuel consumption, engine revolutions per minute, and transmission gear selection to a remote computer. Teams are not allowed to use it during race events.
Itâ€(tm)s the way of sending radio signals from either the car to the pitbox or the other way around.
A wireless telemetry system consists of a wireless chest strap that transmits heart rate information, and a receiver located in each cardio machine. The transmitted information is used to accurately display the users heart rate, and control one of many in
"Telemetry" literally means "measuring from a distance." That's pretty much what it is. You put some sensors in a place where you don't want to put a person with measuring equipment (e.g., the wing of an aircraft). The sensor is connected electrically to a transmitter which radios data from to a central processing station. The computers built at Veridian Systems do the work of the "central processing station". (Actually, you can put them in aircraft, too; they analyze data, whether it's been telemetered or not.) Basically, the computers take in the data, convert it into digital form if necessary, chop it up into individual measurements, maybe archive it, do numeric processing on it, and print it on a screen for an engineer to read.
automatic transmission and measurement of data from remote sources by wire or radio or other means
Telemetry is the science and technology of automatic transmission and acquisition of data from remote locations.
The process by which the heart rate is transmitted from a heart rate monitor chest strap to a receiver on a piece of cardiovascular equipment or in a wristwatch receiver.
The use of electronic equipment to locate a distant source. Researchers use telemetry equipment, such as receivers and antennae, to locate signals emitted from radio collars worn by wolves in their study groups.
The study of the remote sensing and measurement of quantities.
The set of raw data received by a ground station. Comprises satellite housekeeping data (operation monitoring data), and transmitter messages received by the satellite onboard instrument.
The transmission of data captured by instrumentation and measuring devices from a location, traditionally remote, to a central or host site where it is recorded and analyzed.
A telemetry measures various diagnostic information about a car and sends it to the pit crew. This allows the driver’s team to see any mechanical problems that the driver may not be able to detect.
This is a system of remote monitoring, and in some cases controlling, outstations comprising pumping stations or sewage treatment systems from a central control point. The transmitting of information between locations may be carried out via a radio system or alternatively land lines (PSTN system). Sometimes referred to as a SCADA system.
is the science of measuring quantities, transmitting the results to a distant station, and interpreting, indicating, and/or recording the quantities measured.
A communications system for the transmission of short digital or analog data that monitors status information for a remote process, function or device.
The science and technology of automatic measurement and transmission of data by wire, radio, or other means from remote sources, as from space vehicles, to a receiving station for recording and analysis.
Data and commands sent from the spacecraft to ground stations.
A space-to-ground data stream of measured values (including instrument science data, instrument engineering data, and spacecraft engineering data) that does not include command, tracking, computer memory transfer, audio, or video signals. Source: EPO.
Remote controlling system of, usually, digital encoded data, intended to control pan, tilt, zoom, focus, preset positions, wash, wipe and similar. Being digital, it is usually sent via twisted pair cable or coaxial cable together with the video signal.
A radio device that relays information such as engine, tire, steering and throttle performance to team engineers in the pits. The team can monitor both car and driver activity to ensure the car is performing properly. Also enhances driver safety by allowing the team to notice any developing mechanical problem the driver cannot foresee.
A system that beams data related to the engine and chassis to computers in the pit garage so that engineers can monitor that car's behaviour.
The automatic measurement and transmission of data by wire, radio, or other means from remote sources, as from space vehicles, to receiving stations for recording and analysis. Telemetry is used on satellites to monitor environmental conditions, equipment parameters, the position of the satellite, etc.
Radio-tracking equipment for location of lost bird
The system for radioing information, including instrument readings and recordings, from a space vehicle to the ground.
The process by which measured quantities from a remote site are transmitted to a data collection point for recording and processing
Transmission and collection of data obtained by sensing conditions in a realtime environment.
Transmission of radio signals and coded data from a space vehicle.
The science and technology of automatic data measurement and transmission, as by wire or radio, from remote sources, such as space vehicles, to a receiving station for recording and analysis.
Highly sophisticated electronics that transmit performance data from the race car back to the team in the pits.
The portion of data acquisition that is transmitted wirelessly while the car is on the track.
Data transmitted and recorded by an experiment. In this case it is the additional information beyond the scientific data.
The science involved with measuring a quantity, and transmitting this value to a station for interpretation or recording of the quantity.
The method of distance measurement, usually by means of radio.
The transmission of data collected at a remote location over communications channels to a central station.
The electronic transmission of information from a distant source.
Information relayed to a ground station regarding the health and well being of a satellite in orbit.
Instrumentation to transmit scientific equipment readings from remote locations to a central site.
A F1 car is constantly sending information to the pit garage. From the hundreds of sensors on the car, the team has an excellent view as to the condition of the car and the driver’s movements. Telemtry data can give the team real-time information such as throttle position, speed, breaking forces, temperatures, pressures and steering. Drivers also use telemetry to study their lap times.
This term is used to define the electronic technology that is used to record several mechanical functions of the racecar during competition, including the driverâ€(tm)s speed and engine RPM. The information is transmitted from a telemetry box mounted on the right floorboard inside of the racecar and can be transferred to video and shown on television.
The capability of transmitting or retrieving data over long distance communication links, such as satellite or telephone.
The circuitry required to monitor, measure and transmit various parameter values within the pulse generator to an outside receiver.
The transmission of the readings of instruments ( RTU) to and from a remote location by means of wires, radio waves, or other methods.
The use of wireless transmission and reception of measured quantities for automatically indicating or recording measurements at a distance from the measuring instrument.
Remote controlling system used to control digital encoded data. Used for pan, tilt, zoom, focus, preset positions, wash, wipe, etc. Because the data used to control these functions is digital, it’s usually sent via twisted-pair or coaxial cable with the video signal.
Gathers Satellite component status data, processes it into the desired form, modulates the RF beacon signal and transmits it to the ground controllers.
The ability of a device to receive data. Unidirectional telemetry was a feature of early pulse generators which could be programmed but not interrogated. Bi-directional telemetry allows a device to both transmit and receive data. See also bi-directional telemetry.
The science of measuring a quantity or quantities, transmitting the measured value to a distant station, and there interpreting, indicating, or recording the quantities measured.
An external fetal monitor, which utilizes two belts around the woman's abdomen, but allows her to walk around while carrying a small transmitter in her pocket, which radios information to a central monitor at the nurses' station.
Telemetry is a process in which measurements or other data are collected at remote locations and are automatically transmitted back to an observer.
The wireless transmission of data related to the engine and chassis from the car to the pit so that engineers can monitor the car's behavior.
Transmission of instrument readings to a remote location either by wire or by radio.
Telemetry is a technology that allows the remote measurement and reporting of information of interest to the system designer or operator. The word is derived from Greek roots tele = remote, and metron = measure. Systems that need instructions and data sent to them in order to operate require the counterpart of telemetry, telecommand.