backhaul

back·haul

B5013750 (băk′hôl′)n.1. Cargo or freight that is transported on the return trip of a journey.2. a. The transmission of video or audio signals in an unedited format directly to a network or studio, usually by satellite.b. The material so transmitted.3. The part of a telecommunications network that connects the main body of the network with smaller subnetworks.tr.v. back·hauled, back·haul·ing, back·hauls To transmit (traffic on a telecommunications network) from the main network to smaller subnetworks: employed a satellite link to backhaul cell phone traffic.

backhaul

(ˈbækˌhɔːl) n1. (Commerce) a return load of cargo; cargo which is carried by a vehicle on its return journey2. the return trip made by a cargo vehicle after delivering its cargo3. telecomm the concentration of data to a central sitevb (tr) 4. (Commerce) to haul (cargo) back over a route it has already travelled5. telecomm to transmit data to a central site, often for later distribution

backhaul

[′bak‚hȯl] (communications) Point-to-point satellite transmission of video from a remote site to a network distribution center in real time.

backhaul

The original definition of backhaul was to transmit a telephone call or data beyond its normal destination point and then back again in order to utilize available personnel (operators, agents, etc.) or network equipment not available at the destination location. For example, depending on distances and service arrangements, it might be cheaper to send a telephone call on a private line to a location way beyond the destination and then dial up the destination, which is back in the other direction.

High-Capacity Lines
The term evolved into a more generic meaning and often refers to transmitting from a remote site or network to a central or main site. It implies a high-capacity line; for example, to backhaul from a wireless mesh network to the wired network means aggregating all the traffic on the wireless mesh over one or more high-speed lines to a private network or the Internet.

单词	backhaul
释义	backhaul back·haul B5013750 (băk′hôl′)n.1. Cargo or freight that is transported on the return trip of a journey.2. a. The transmission of video or audio signals in an unedited format directly to a network or studio, usually by satellite.b. The material so transmitted.3. The part of a telecommunications network that connects the main body of the network with smaller subnetworks.tr.v. back·hauled, back·haul·ing, back·hauls To transmit (traffic on a telecommunications network) from the main network to smaller subnetworks: employed a satellite link to backhaul cell phone traffic. backhaul (ˈbækˌhɔːl) n1. (Commerce) a return load of cargo; cargo which is carried by a vehicle on its return journey2. the return trip made by a cargo vehicle after delivering its cargo3. telecomm the concentration of data to a central sitevb (tr) 4. (Commerce) to haul (cargo) back over a route it has already travelled5. telecomm to transmit data to a central site, often for later distribution backhaul backhaul [′bak‚hȯl] (communications) Point-to-point satellite transmission of video from a remote site to a network distribution center in real time. backhaul The original definition of backhaul was to transmit a telephone call or data beyond its normal destination point and then back again in order to utilize available personnel (operators, agents, etc.) or network equipment not available at the destination location. For example, depending on distances and service arrangements, it might be cheaper to send a telephone call on a private line to a location way beyond the destination and then dial up the destination, which is back in the other direction. High-Capacity Lines The term evolved into a more generic meaning and often refers to transmitting from a remote site or network to a central or main site. It implies a high-capacity line; for example, to backhaul from a wireless mesh network to the wired network means aggregating all the traffic on the wireless mesh over one or more high-speed lines to a private network or the Internet. AcronymsSeeb/h
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