- In a
hierarchical telecommunications network, the
backhaul portion of the
network comprises the
intermediate links between the core network, or backbone...
- Look up
backhaul in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Backhaul may
refer to:
Backhaul (telecommunications), in telecommunications,
concerned with transporting...
- In the
context of broadcasting,
backhaul refers to
uncut program content that is
transmitted point-to-point to an
individual television station or radio...
- In trucking, a
backhaul is a
hauling cargo back from
point B to the
originating point A.
Since it
costs almost as much time to
drive empty as
fully loaded...
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Backhaul Adaptation Protocol (BAP) is a
layer 2
Routing protocol used in 5G for
Integrated Access and
Backhaul (IAB) . This
protocol is
specified by 3GPP...
-
focused on
wireless point-to-point connectivity,
mostly used for
wireless backhaul by
mobile operators and
wireless service providers as well as
private businesses...
- In
general it is
coincident with the
backhaul network, but
subtly different.
Technically in a C-RAN the
backhaul data is only
decoded from the fronthaul...
- been deplo**** worldwide, with
forecasts as high as 70
million by 2025.
Backhaul is
needed to
connect the
small cells to the core network,
internet and...
-
considered as a
wireless backhaul technology for 2G, 3G, and 4G
networks in both
developed and
developing nations. In
North America,
backhaul for
urban operations...
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provides high-speed
cable modem services but uses a
satellite for the
backhaul connection, as the cost to lay
cable to
these remote areas is prohibitively...
