Definition of downlink in English:

downlink

noun ˈdaʊnlɪŋkˈdounliNGk

A telecommunications link for signals coming to the earth from a satellite, spacecraft, or aircraft.
（信号从卫星、航天器或飞机的）向地传输，下行线路
two satellites were used to carry the signal over the Atlantic to a downlink in Atlanta
Example sentencesExamples
- It takes pictures of the uplink signals and the downlink signals and then matches them.
- What it does is make it so he can access any computer that has access to an internet line or satellite downlink.
- Founded in 1982, ERI develops and produces unique interference mitigation products to enhance the reception and use of Global Positioning System navigation and satellite downlinks by military and commercial customers.
- Per one of the HDTV tutorials I read online, DirecTV is compressing too many channel into their downlinks, and they are trading off quality with their standard broadcast material (though they still maintain pristine HD channels).
- Thousands more will view sessions via satellite downlink at 51 sites in 28 states and Canada.
- The supercell - which has been applied effectively worldwide in point-to-multipoint systems - consists of 24 sectors, with each sector supporting a downlink and an uplink.
- The single command uplink and the image data downlinks are highly robust against hostile jamming.
- To determine a spacecraft's position in space, NASA generally uses a downlink, or radio signal from the spacecraft to a radio dish in the Deep Space Network of ground receivers.
- Alternatively, the downlinks are carried through a smaller number of large dish antennas and distributed terrestrially.
- The Partners in Flight project has particularly encouraged participation in the downlink from students in groups traditionally under-represented in science and mathematics fields.
- So you're saying that I and all the rest of your downlink sites were on the wrong satellite?
- Verizon claims 300-500 Kbps in the downlink, 50 Kbps in the uplink.
- Each of the slave nodes has an uplink transceiver and a downlink transceiver, with the downlink transceiver ordinarily isolated by switches from the common bus.
- Those breakthroughs alone would mean a virtually universally connected world (not necessarily ‘wired’ since wireless technology, including satellite downlinks, will play a much greater role).
- The IRD is one type of receiver for modulated signals arriving on a satellite downlink.
- The signal is located 97 degrees west longitude with a downlink frequency of 12146.00 MHz.
- Those commercial downlinks around the world that we buy are a great risk.
- The pattern of zeros and ones in the digital readouts ensures that the user segment receivers synchronize only on a NAVSTAR satellite downlink and not on some other electronic signal.
- Some experiments also have a video downlink and a telecommand uplink which allows the scientists to control vital experiment parameters in real time from the ground.
- The downlink is a 32-channel telemetry link providing radio and imagery for navigation and situation data.

verb ˈdaʊnlɪŋkˈdounliNGk

[with object]

Relay to the earth (a telecommunications signal or the information it conveys)
转播（信号或信息）
any TV station can downlink just about any game
任何一个电视台都可以转播几乎所有的比赛。
Example sentencesExamples
- The remote sensing campaigns generated large volumes of data at a time when, due to the rover's orientation, there was less bandwidth available for downlinking the data.
- ‘We are downlinking at 32 k-bits, and uplinking at 2 k-bits per second, exactly as expected,’ confirmed McNeill.
- Even a single one can provide a mail-forwarding service, getting data from, say, a buoy in the middle of the Pacific on one orbit, and storing it until a later orbit when it can be downlinked.
- Once the data that Spirit collected from her examination of Peace was downlinked to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the MER science team discovered that this was a new class of water-impacted rock.
- The standard procedure was to establish the aircraft in a hover, train the forward-looking-infrared radar to the contact, and downlink the picture via our HAWK or data link.
- The videoconference will be downlinked live to 18 Cooperative Extension offices and also will be available live on ruralroutes.unl.edu from 8 p.m. to 9: 30 p.m. CDT Monday, Oct.16.
- The video will be downlinked from the external tank during flight to several NASA data-receiving sites and then relayed to the live television broadcast.
- Each month's first edition is downlinked live to more than 20 sites across Nebraska, and each month's second edition is webcast live at marketjournal.unl.edu.
- When a target of interest is located in the super-wide image, the fourth imager with a narrow-field-of-view can be downlinked to provide positive target identification.
- ‘Over the weekend, we downlinked some additional data and [that data] essentially confirmed our suspicions about why the first problem occurred,’ he said.
- The information and video images are then downlinked to multiple users situated within the satellite's footprint, to be viewed on their televisions.
- Ground stations can downlink or uplink information collected on the other side of the globe nearly instantaneously.
- A couple of days alter, on the January 27, they attempted to downlink a lot of the science data products that had been in the flash memory.
- That feed is downlinked, at East and West Coast stations, and boosted back up to seven other satellites to cover the rest of the world.
- The July 12 Market Journal will be downlinked to 20 NU Cooperative Extension county offices from 8 to 9 p.m. CDT.
- Reliably downlinking that amount of information will require a new approach, Mandl noted.
- The streaming IP digital data is uplinked from a transmission site to a satellite and downlinked to one or more remote Internet gateways via a communications path that is substantially separate from the Internet backbone.
- They'd blown a fortune downlinking the relays to ground-level stations with omnidirectional antennae.
- In medium rate, all real-time science telemetry can be downlinked during station passes.
- The multiple numbers of images are in the process of being downlinked.

Definition of downlink in US English:

downlink

nounˈdounliNGk

A telecommunications link for signals coming to the earth from a satellite, spacecraft, or aircraft.
（信号从卫星、航天器或飞机的）向地传输，下行线路
Example sentencesExamples
- The IRD is one type of receiver for modulated signals arriving on a satellite downlink.
- Thousands more will view sessions via satellite downlink at 51 sites in 28 states and Canada.
- The supercell - which has been applied effectively worldwide in point-to-multipoint systems - consists of 24 sectors, with each sector supporting a downlink and an uplink.
- The single command uplink and the image data downlinks are highly robust against hostile jamming.
- Those commercial downlinks around the world that we buy are a great risk.
- To determine a spacecraft's position in space, NASA generally uses a downlink, or radio signal from the spacecraft to a radio dish in the Deep Space Network of ground receivers.
- Verizon claims 300-500 Kbps in the downlink, 50 Kbps in the uplink.
- The downlink is a 32-channel telemetry link providing radio and imagery for navigation and situation data.
- Each of the slave nodes has an uplink transceiver and a downlink transceiver, with the downlink transceiver ordinarily isolated by switches from the common bus.
- Alternatively, the downlinks are carried through a smaller number of large dish antennas and distributed terrestrially.
- The Partners in Flight project has particularly encouraged participation in the downlink from students in groups traditionally under-represented in science and mathematics fields.
- The pattern of zeros and ones in the digital readouts ensures that the user segment receivers synchronize only on a NAVSTAR satellite downlink and not on some other electronic signal.
- Per one of the HDTV tutorials I read online, DirecTV is compressing too many channel into their downlinks, and they are trading off quality with their standard broadcast material (though they still maintain pristine HD channels).
- It takes pictures of the uplink signals and the downlink signals and then matches them.
- So you're saying that I and all the rest of your downlink sites were on the wrong satellite?
- The signal is located 97 degrees west longitude with a downlink frequency of 12146.00 MHz.
- What it does is make it so he can access any computer that has access to an internet line or satellite downlink.
- Some experiments also have a video downlink and a telecommand uplink which allows the scientists to control vital experiment parameters in real time from the ground.
- Those breakthroughs alone would mean a virtually universally connected world (not necessarily ‘wired’ since wireless technology, including satellite downlinks, will play a much greater role).
- Founded in 1982, ERI develops and produces unique interference mitigation products to enhance the reception and use of Global Positioning System navigation and satellite downlinks by military and commercial customers.

verbˈdounliNGk

[with object]

Relay to the earth (a telecommunications signal or the information it conveys)
转播（信号或信息）
any TV station can downlink just about any game
任何一个电视台都可以转播几乎所有的比赛。
Example sentencesExamples
- The July 12 Market Journal will be downlinked to 20 NU Cooperative Extension county offices from 8 to 9 p.m. CDT.
- A couple of days alter, on the January 27, they attempted to downlink a lot of the science data products that had been in the flash memory.
- ‘We are downlinking at 32 k-bits, and uplinking at 2 k-bits per second, exactly as expected,’ confirmed McNeill.
- The streaming IP digital data is uplinked from a transmission site to a satellite and downlinked to one or more remote Internet gateways via a communications path that is substantially separate from the Internet backbone.
- They'd blown a fortune downlinking the relays to ground-level stations with omnidirectional antennae.
- Even a single one can provide a mail-forwarding service, getting data from, say, a buoy in the middle of the Pacific on one orbit, and storing it until a later orbit when it can be downlinked.
- The standard procedure was to establish the aircraft in a hover, train the forward-looking-infrared radar to the contact, and downlink the picture via our HAWK or data link.
- The video will be downlinked from the external tank during flight to several NASA data-receiving sites and then relayed to the live television broadcast.
- The remote sensing campaigns generated large volumes of data at a time when, due to the rover's orientation, there was less bandwidth available for downlinking the data.
- ‘Over the weekend, we downlinked some additional data and [that data] essentially confirmed our suspicions about why the first problem occurred,’ he said.
- In medium rate, all real-time science telemetry can be downlinked during station passes.
- Reliably downlinking that amount of information will require a new approach, Mandl noted.
- The videoconference will be downlinked live to 18 Cooperative Extension offices and also will be available live on ruralroutes.unl.edu from 8 p.m. to 9: 30 p.m. CDT Monday, Oct.16.
- Each month's first edition is downlinked live to more than 20 sites across Nebraska, and each month's second edition is webcast live at marketjournal.unl.edu.
- Ground stations can downlink or uplink information collected on the other side of the globe nearly instantaneously.
- The information and video images are then downlinked to multiple users situated within the satellite's footprint, to be viewed on their televisions.
- That feed is downlinked, at East and West Coast stations, and boosted back up to seven other satellites to cover the rest of the world.
- When a target of interest is located in the super-wide image, the fourth imager with a narrow-field-of-view can be downlinked to provide positive target identification.
- Once the data that Spirit collected from her examination of Peace was downlinked to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the MER science team discovered that this was a new class of water-impacted rock.
- The multiple numbers of images are in the process of being downlinked.

词汇	downlink
释义	Definition of downlink in English: downlink noun ˈdaʊnlɪŋkˈdounliNGk A telecommunications link for signals coming to the earth from a satellite, spacecraft, or aircraft. （信号从卫星、航天器或飞机的）向地传输，下行线路 two satellites were used to carry the signal over the Atlantic to a downlink in Atlanta Example sentencesExamples It takes pictures of the uplink signals and the downlink signals and then matches them. What it does is make it so he can access any computer that has access to an internet line or satellite downlink. Founded in 1982, ERI develops and produces unique interference mitigation products to enhance the reception and use of Global Positioning System navigation and satellite downlinks by military and commercial customers. Per one of the HDTV tutorials I read online, DirecTV is compressing too many channel into their downlinks, and they are trading off quality with their standard broadcast material (though they still maintain pristine HD channels). Thousands more will view sessions via satellite downlink at 51 sites in 28 states and Canada. The supercell - which has been applied effectively worldwide in point-to-multipoint systems - consists of 24 sectors, with each sector supporting a downlink and an uplink. The single command uplink and the image data downlinks are highly robust against hostile jamming. To determine a spacecraft's position in space, NASA generally uses a downlink, or radio signal from the spacecraft to a radio dish in the Deep Space Network of ground receivers. Alternatively, the downlinks are carried through a smaller number of large dish antennas and distributed terrestrially. The Partners in Flight project has particularly encouraged participation in the downlink from students in groups traditionally under-represented in science and mathematics fields. So you're saying that I and all the rest of your downlink sites were on the wrong satellite? Verizon claims 300-500 Kbps in the downlink, 50 Kbps in the uplink. Each of the slave nodes has an uplink transceiver and a downlink transceiver, with the downlink transceiver ordinarily isolated by switches from the common bus. Those breakthroughs alone would mean a virtually universally connected world (not necessarily ‘wired’ since wireless technology, including satellite downlinks, will play a much greater role). The IRD is one type of receiver for modulated signals arriving on a satellite downlink. The signal is located 97 degrees west longitude with a downlink frequency of 12146.00 MHz. Those commercial downlinks around the world that we buy are a great risk. The pattern of zeros and ones in the digital readouts ensures that the user segment receivers synchronize only on a NAVSTAR satellite downlink and not on some other electronic signal. Some experiments also have a video downlink and a telecommand uplink which allows the scientists to control vital experiment parameters in real time from the ground. The downlink is a 32-channel telemetry link providing radio and imagery for navigation and situation data. verb ˈdaʊnlɪŋkˈdounliNGk [with object] Relay to the earth (a telecommunications signal or the information it conveys) 转播（信号或信息） any TV station can downlink just about any game 任何一个电视台都可以转播几乎所有的比赛。 Example sentencesExamples The remote sensing campaigns generated large volumes of data at a time when, due to the rover's orientation, there was less bandwidth available for downlinking the data. ‘We are downlinking at 32 k-bits, and uplinking at 2 k-bits per second, exactly as expected,’ confirmed McNeill. Even a single one can provide a mail-forwarding service, getting data from, say, a buoy in the middle of the Pacific on one orbit, and storing it until a later orbit when it can be downlinked. Once the data that Spirit collected from her examination of Peace was downlinked to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the MER science team discovered that this was a new class of water-impacted rock. The standard procedure was to establish the aircraft in a hover, train the forward-looking-infrared radar to the contact, and downlink the picture via our HAWK or data link. The videoconference will be downlinked live to 18 Cooperative Extension offices and also will be available live on ruralroutes.unl.edu from 8 p.m. to 9: 30 p.m. CDT Monday, Oct.16. The video will be downlinked from the external tank during flight to several NASA data-receiving sites and then relayed to the live television broadcast. Each month's first edition is downlinked live to more than 20 sites across Nebraska, and each month's second edition is webcast live at marketjournal.unl.edu. When a target of interest is located in the super-wide image, the fourth imager with a narrow-field-of-view can be downlinked to provide positive target identification. ‘Over the weekend, we downlinked some additional data and [that data] essentially confirmed our suspicions about why the first problem occurred,’ he said. The information and video images are then downlinked to multiple users situated within the satellite's footprint, to be viewed on their televisions. Ground stations can downlink or uplink information collected on the other side of the globe nearly instantaneously. A couple of days alter, on the January 27, they attempted to downlink a lot of the science data products that had been in the flash memory. That feed is downlinked, at East and West Coast stations, and boosted back up to seven other satellites to cover the rest of the world. The July 12 Market Journal will be downlinked to 20 NU Cooperative Extension county offices from 8 to 9 p.m. CDT. Reliably downlinking that amount of information will require a new approach, Mandl noted. The streaming IP digital data is uplinked from a transmission site to a satellite and downlinked to one or more remote Internet gateways via a communications path that is substantially separate from the Internet backbone. They'd blown a fortune downlinking the relays to ground-level stations with omnidirectional antennae. In medium rate, all real-time science telemetry can be downlinked during station passes. The multiple numbers of images are in the process of being downlinked. Definition of downlink in US English: downlink nounˈdounliNGk A telecommunications link for signals coming to the earth from a satellite, spacecraft, or aircraft. （信号从卫星、航天器或飞机的）向地传输，下行线路 Example sentencesExamples The IRD is one type of receiver for modulated signals arriving on a satellite downlink. Thousands more will view sessions via satellite downlink at 51 sites in 28 states and Canada. The supercell - which has been applied effectively worldwide in point-to-multipoint systems - consists of 24 sectors, with each sector supporting a downlink and an uplink. The single command uplink and the image data downlinks are highly robust against hostile jamming. Those commercial downlinks around the world that we buy are a great risk. To determine a spacecraft's position in space, NASA generally uses a downlink, or radio signal from the spacecraft to a radio dish in the Deep Space Network of ground receivers. Verizon claims 300-500 Kbps in the downlink, 50 Kbps in the uplink. The downlink is a 32-channel telemetry link providing radio and imagery for navigation and situation data. Each of the slave nodes has an uplink transceiver and a downlink transceiver, with the downlink transceiver ordinarily isolated by switches from the common bus. Alternatively, the downlinks are carried through a smaller number of large dish antennas and distributed terrestrially. The Partners in Flight project has particularly encouraged participation in the downlink from students in groups traditionally under-represented in science and mathematics fields. The pattern of zeros and ones in the digital readouts ensures that the user segment receivers synchronize only on a NAVSTAR satellite downlink and not on some other electronic signal. Per one of the HDTV tutorials I read online, DirecTV is compressing too many channel into their downlinks, and they are trading off quality with their standard broadcast material (though they still maintain pristine HD channels). It takes pictures of the uplink signals and the downlink signals and then matches them. So you're saying that I and all the rest of your downlink sites were on the wrong satellite? The signal is located 97 degrees west longitude with a downlink frequency of 12146.00 MHz. What it does is make it so he can access any computer that has access to an internet line or satellite downlink. Some experiments also have a video downlink and a telecommand uplink which allows the scientists to control vital experiment parameters in real time from the ground. Those breakthroughs alone would mean a virtually universally connected world (not necessarily ‘wired’ since wireless technology, including satellite downlinks, will play a much greater role). Founded in 1982, ERI develops and produces unique interference mitigation products to enhance the reception and use of Global Positioning System navigation and satellite downlinks by military and commercial customers. verbˈdounliNGk [with object] Relay to the earth (a telecommunications signal or the information it conveys) 转播（信号或信息） any TV station can downlink just about any game 任何一个电视台都可以转播几乎所有的比赛。 Example sentencesExamples The July 12 Market Journal will be downlinked to 20 NU Cooperative Extension county offices from 8 to 9 p.m. CDT. A couple of days alter, on the January 27, they attempted to downlink a lot of the science data products that had been in the flash memory. ‘We are downlinking at 32 k-bits, and uplinking at 2 k-bits per second, exactly as expected,’ confirmed McNeill. The streaming IP digital data is uplinked from a transmission site to a satellite and downlinked to one or more remote Internet gateways via a communications path that is substantially separate from the Internet backbone. They'd blown a fortune downlinking the relays to ground-level stations with omnidirectional antennae. Even a single one can provide a mail-forwarding service, getting data from, say, a buoy in the middle of the Pacific on one orbit, and storing it until a later orbit when it can be downlinked. The standard procedure was to establish the aircraft in a hover, train the forward-looking-infrared radar to the contact, and downlink the picture via our HAWK or data link. The video will be downlinked from the external tank during flight to several NASA data-receiving sites and then relayed to the live television broadcast. The remote sensing campaigns generated large volumes of data at a time when, due to the rover's orientation, there was less bandwidth available for downlinking the data. ‘Over the weekend, we downlinked some additional data and [that data] essentially confirmed our suspicions about why the first problem occurred,’ he said. In medium rate, all real-time science telemetry can be downlinked during station passes. Reliably downlinking that amount of information will require a new approach, Mandl noted. The videoconference will be downlinked live to 18 Cooperative Extension offices and also will be available live on ruralroutes.unl.edu from 8 p.m. to 9: 30 p.m. CDT Monday, Oct.16. Each month's first edition is downlinked live to more than 20 sites across Nebraska, and each month's second edition is webcast live at marketjournal.unl.edu. Ground stations can downlink or uplink information collected on the other side of the globe nearly instantaneously. The information and video images are then downlinked to multiple users situated within the satellite's footprint, to be viewed on their televisions. That feed is downlinked, at East and West Coast stations, and boosted back up to seven other satellites to cover the rest of the world. When a target of interest is located in the super-wide image, the fourth imager with a narrow-field-of-view can be downlinked to provide positive target identification. Once the data that Spirit collected from her examination of Peace was downlinked to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the MER science team discovered that this was a new class of water-impacted rock. The multiple numbers of images are in the process of being downlinked.
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