Converse of object

• provide: RSA would provide a greater degree of protection from interference for spectrum that is used to provide the downlink.

• use: You can use the 256k uplink from this and use a 2048k satellite downlink.

Adjective modifier

• video: Damian Burrin had been busy sorting out his RAF traffic cone ( now somewhat legendary ), complete with 38mm MMT and video downlink.

• live: Before long Chris Eilbeck and Richard Parkin had turned up, as usual Chris had ADR2 ready to go with live video downlink.

Modifies a noun

• packet: HSDPA, or high speed downlink packet access, has been called 3.5G, a term O2 CTO David Williams rejects.

• speed: HSDPA, a high-speed packet transmission technology standardized by the Third Generation Partnership Project, offers a maximum downlink speed of 14Mbps in theory.

• access: HSDPA, or high speed downlink packet access, has been called 3.5G, a term O2 CTO David Williams rejects.

• channel: Testing of the LRIT downlink channel took place October 15th, 16th and 17th.

• rate: HSDPA offers peak downlink data rates of up to 14 Mbps -- dramatically more than the 384Kbps typical of today's 3G networks.

• receiver: Our development of the necessary protocol now allows for multiple uplinks to participate in such events as well as multiple downlink receivers.

Noun used with modifier

• satellite: The suite of weather sensors at The Center includes a real time satellite image downlink.

• microwave: Fitted to the aircraft is a microwave downlink transmitter.

• data: An airborne reconnaissance pod with a data downlink capability to be carried by tactical aircraft.

• video: Before long Chris Eilbeck and Richard Parkin had turned up, as usual Chris had ADR2 ready to go with live video downlink.