What is dran mean?

What is dran mean?

As David Vogt points out in a comment, “dran” is short for “daran” – a word that basically means “at” or “on” some location. The location is assumed to be given in context, so “dran” is – as Duden describes – colloquial way of saying “at [this/it]”.

What is Dran and Cran?

Centralized RAN (CRAN) is an alternative to the most common deployment option, de-centralized RAN (DRAN). In DRAN, all processing for each antenna site is done locally at the antenna site. In CRAN on the other hand, a large part of the processing is done at CRAN hub for multiple antenna sites.

What language is Dran?

All plays taken together are called the drama, and the writers of them are called dramatists, from a Greek word dran, to act or do….DRAN.

Acronym Definition
DRAN Direcção Regional de Ambiente do Norte (Portugal)

Is Dran a Scrabble word?

DRAN is not a valid scrabble word.

What does C-RAN mean in telecom?

Centralized Radio Access Network
Centralized Radio Access Network or C-RAN, was first introduced by the China Mobile Research Institute in 2010 in an effort to create a new cloud computing architecture for supporting a the 5G Mobile network.

What is Open RAN?

Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN) is one of the hot topics in the wireless cellular industry today. It involves the idea of interoperability of open hardware, software, and interfaces for cellular wireless networks.

Is darn vulgar?

Darn is a method of repairing cloth, especially knitted cloth. As an expletive, it’s a nonsense word with no meaning, thus not offensive.

Is it OK to say darn it?

No. It’s used in place of a swear word, but isn’t one itself. People might still see it as rude because of that context though.

What is D RAN in 5G?

D-RAN is a classical setup where RRU (Remote Radio Unit) and BBU (BaseBand Unit) are co-located at every cell site. They run proprietary applications on specialized hardware. Each radio site with all of its functions are in a single location and connected back to the core network through backhaul.