OISL
Optical Inter-Satellite Links
Optical Inter-Satellite Links (OISL) — Laser-based communication links between satellites, replacing radio frequency. Enables higher bandwidth and lower latency. Used by Starlink V2 satellites and being adopted across the industry.
Frequently asked about OISL
- What does OISL mean in the space industry?
- Optical Inter-Satellite Links: Laser-based communication links between satellites, replacing radio frequency. Enables higher bandwidth and lower latency. Used by Starlink V2 satellites and being adopted across the industry.
- What does OISL stand for?
- OISL stands for Optical Inter-Satellite Links.
- What category of space terminology does OISL belong to?
- OISL is part of the Emerging Technologies category in space industry terminology.
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