telemetry
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Definition
Noun: 1. The automatic collection and transmission of data from remote or inaccessible sources to a receiving point for monitoring and analysis. This process typically involves measuring a physical quantity (like temperature, pressure, or location) and sending that information via radio waves, satellite, or other communication links.
Usage and Examples
- General Use: The term is used to describe the technology and process of remote data collection.
- The spacecraft's health is monitored through continuous telemetry.
- Engineers analyzed the telemetry from the deep-sea probe.
- Specific Contexts:
- Aerospace/Spacecraft: Data on position, speed, temperature, and system status.
- Mission control lost telemetry from the rover for several minutes.
- Medicine/Healthcare: Remote monitoring of a patient's vital signs.
- The patient was sent home with a heart monitor that uses telemetry.
- Automotive/Racing: Data on vehicle performance during a test or race.
- The pit crew makes decisions based on real-time telemetry from the car.
- Environmental Science: Data from weather stations or wildlife tracking collars.
- The telemetry from the tagged sharks revealed their migration patterns.
Advanced Usage
- Telemetry Data: The specific measurements and information that are transmitted.
- The telemetry data showed an unexpected drop in power.
- Telemetry System: The complete set of hardware and software used for the process.
- They upgraded the satellite's telemetry system.
Variants and Related Words
- Telemetric (Adjective): Relating to telemetry.
- The telemetric devices were calibrated before launch.
- Biotelemetry (Noun): Telemetry applied to tracking biological data, often from animals.
- Biotelemetry is essential for studying migratory birds.
Synonyms
- Remote monitoring
- Data acquisition
- Remote sensing (in specific contexts, though this often refers to imaging)
Related Phrases and Concepts
- Real-time telemetry: Data that is transmitted and analyzed with minimal delay.
- The race engineers depend on real-time telemetry.
- To receive telemetry: The act of obtaining the transmitted data.
- The ground station began to receive telemetry after the rocket cleared the tower.
Noun
- automatic transmission and measurement of data from remote sources by wire or radio or other means