átadásátvitel

átadásátvitel is a Hungarian term that translates to "transfer of transmission" or "handover of transmission" in English. It is a concept primarily used in the context of telecommunications and network engineering, referring to the process by which a communication channel or a data stream is passed from one system, device, or network segment to another.

This handover can occur for various reasons. For example, in mobile communication, an átadásátvitel is essential when a user moves from the coverage area of one base station to another. The network must seamlessly transfer the ongoing call or data session to the new base station to maintain uninterrupted service. This process is often referred to as "handover" or "handoff" in English-language literature.

Similarly, in wired networks, átadásátvitel can describe the switching of data packets between different routers or network nodes. As data travels from its source to its destination, it may traverse multiple network devices, and each transition represents an átadásátvitel. The efficiency and reliability of these transfers are critical for overall network performance.

The term emphasizes not just the physical movement of data but also the logical transfer of control and responsibility for the transmission. It implies a smooth and often automated process designed to minimize disruption to the user or the ongoing communication. The specific technical mechanisms involved in an átadásátvitel can vary widely depending on the underlying technology and the nature of the network.