hard handoff

In cellular radio networks, a handoff process in which the connection is briefly broken

by one base station (BS) before being re-established by another as a mobile station (MS) moves out of the range of the first and into the range of the second.This technique is also known as break and make. See also BS, cellular radio, MS, radio, and soft handoff.

• spam
• spam over instant messaging (SPIM)
• span
• spanning
• spanning tree protocol (STP)
• sparse network
• spatial diversity
• SPC (Stored Program Control)
• speaker
• specialized common carrier (SCC)
• Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR)
• special resource function (SRF)
• specification
• speckle noise
• speckling
• spectral efficiency
• spectral width
• spectrum
• spectrum allocation
• spectrum management
• speech
• speech
• speech recognition
• speech recognition
• Speech-to-Speech (STS)