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Definition of "base station" |
A base station (or basestation) is a wireless transceiver at a fixed location (e.g. atop a telephone pole) which is part of a wireless communications network, e.g. the cell phone network. Typically, the base station connects to any cell phones in its area and relays the calls to the wired network. A femto base station is a smaller, personal base station which might cover a home or building and connect via a DSL Internet connection. / A base station is a wireless transceiver at a fixed location which is part of a wireless communications network, e.g. the cell phone network. Typically, the base station connects to any cell phones in its area and relays the calls to the wired network. A fem to base station is a smaller, personal base station which might cover a home or building and connect via a DSL Internet connection. / The term base station is used in the context of mobile telephony, wireless computer networking and other wireless communications and in land surveying: in surveying it is a GPS receiver at a known position, while in wireless communications it is a transceiver connecting a number of other devices to one another and/or to a wider area. / A terminal that feeds through a front panel, metal plate or some other barrier so that there is a terminal accessible on either side of a panel. A terminal designed to be mounted on a chassis or other partition, and having through connected wire mounting facilities. It may or may not be insulated. It is fabricated into a single item whose parts are not separable. / the fixed transceiver in a mobile communication system. |
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