| Telemetry or "remote measurement" is a
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| | Space Administration (NASA), European
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| highly automated communications process
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| | Space Agency (ESA) and other
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| by which measurements are made and other
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| | international space agencies use
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| data collected at remote, inaccessible or
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| | telemetry transmitters for data
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| dangerous places, and then relayed by a
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| | collection and transmission from orbiting
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| telemetry transmitter to receiving
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| | spacecrafts and satellites. Wireless
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| stations for display, monitoring, and
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| | networking without the encumbrance and
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| recording. The original telemetry systems
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| | restriction of wires connecting the
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| were termed "supervisory" because they
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| | transmitter and receiver has catapulted
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| were used to monitor electric power
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| | the potential applications of telemetry.
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| distribution. Communication channels form
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| | Major applications of telemetry includes
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| a major part of any telemetry system, as
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| | automatic monitoring of large, complex
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| it involves measurement of the
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| | systems such as satellites, chemical
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| transmission of data over various
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| | plants, oilrigs, electric power plants,
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| mediums. Telemetry transmitter is the
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| | gathering meteorological data, remote
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| instrument used for recording the
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| | meter reading, logistics management,
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| readings of an instrument and
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| | tracking endangered land and marine
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| transmitting them by radio or wireless
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| | species, real time physiological
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| frequencies. Technically, when relaying
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| | monitoring of patients, and monitoring
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| data, it is necessary for the transmitter
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| | manned and unmanned space flights.
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| to identify the data item corresponding
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| | Winston Churchill once said, "The price
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| to each segment of the bit stream. This
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| | of greatness is responsibility." In the
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| is done by inserting a synchronization
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| | same manner, this great technology should
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| bit string into the telemetry stream on a
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| | be used responsibly. For instance, for
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| regular basis, usually at the beginning
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| | many environmental monitoring duties,
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| or end of each repeating cycle. This
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| | such as stream gauging or automatic
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| generally corresponds to the beginning or
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| | weather stations, the measurement values
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| end of a minor or major frame of
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| | are unlikely to change significantly for
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| telemetry data. Aerospace telemetry
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| | many hours at a time. In such cases, it
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| initiated in the 1930s with the
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| | would be grossly uneconomical in terms of
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| radiosonde, a instrument that
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| | both electrical power and use of spectrum
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| automatically measured atmospheric
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| | space to run the telemetry transmitter
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| temperature, pressure and humidity by
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| | continuously. On the other hand, constant
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| means of a small, expendable telemetry
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| | monitoring by medical uses of telemetry
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| transmitter from a balloon high in space,
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| | is often necessary in order to detect
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| and relayed the data back to Earth using
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| | problems as soon as they arise.Keith
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| radio signals. These days, telemetry is
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| | Londrie II is a well known author. For
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| used in testing of moving vehicles such
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| | more information on Telemetry
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| as cars, aircrafts, missiles and
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| | information, please visit Telemetry
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| satellites. National Aeronautics and
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| | Information for a wealth of information.
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