Power Control Clause Samples

The Power Control clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the management and regulation of electrical power within a given system or facility. Typically, this clause outlines who has authority to adjust, limit, or direct the flow and usage of power, and may specify procedures for responding to fluctuations, outages, or emergencies. Its core function is to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of power systems, while clearly allocating control and decision-making authority to prevent disputes or operational risks.
Power Control. Power Off: Click Power Off and a confirmation window will appear. Pick the UPS/PDU/ATS from the list and decide whether to perform an immediate or a sequenced power off. Click OK to begin. When the UPS/PDU/ATS initiates a sequenced power off, computers with Agent or Client installed will initiate a shutdown prior to the sequenced power off. An immediate power off will likely cause those lose power.  Power On: Click Power On and a popup window appear. Pick the UPS/PDU/ATS from the list and determine whether to perform an immediate or a sequenced power on. Click OK to begin.
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Power Control. Transmitter power control is employed for the MS. The key purpose is to control interference, but in the case of handportables, reducing the power serves further to extend the battery life.
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Power Control. This is an automatic control mode of operation where the power delivery is servoed about a set power. The system delivers the pre set power for the pre set amount of time. In this mode measured temperatures are displayed only, and are not used in the control of the power delivery.
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Power Control. Table 5-11. Power Control
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Power Control. Section Reference Requirement
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Power Control. In some instances it might be desirable to limit or adjust maximum transmit power on S-BSS forward link. This is needed to support emergency scenarios, forward link spectrum sharing with ATC network in particular areas as well as to manage per beam power consumption in the satellite power amplifiers. 1. The S-BSS shall be able to control the transmit power per beam for individual beams as per instructions from GRM. 2. The S-BSS and GMR-3G shall support closed loop power control of individual traffic channels on return link to compensate for slow channel variations (such as shadowing, head loss and similar) based on the received signal strength averaged over 1 sec. The system shall support a single step power adjustment to the desired level of up to 10 dB. The system shall be able to adjust the power level in multiple steps so as to achieve the desired signal level with precision [+/-0.25 for 1 dB step adjustment and +/- 1dB for 10 dB step adjustment] dB. 3. The S-BSS shall support similar power control mechanism on forward link. Forward link power shall be applicable only for dedicated channels. 4. The S-BSS and GMR-3G shall employ an outer loop power control that adjusts the reference received signal level used for power control based upon signal quality metrics (mean and variance signal-to-noise ratio and CRC) measured over (10/Target FER) bursts or 10 seconds, whichever occurs first. TerreStar Satellite Base Station Subsystem Functional Requirements
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Power Control. In some instances it might be desirable to [***] Use or disclosure of the data contained on this sheet is subject to the restiction on the title page. AMENDMENT 2 TerreStar Satellite Base Station Subsystem Functional Requirements [***]
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