local battery

The term "local battery" is commonly used in telecommunications and electronics to describe a decentralized power source.

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Definition

C2Telegraphy

(technical, historical)A power source at a telegraphic station that activates recording instruments, separate from the main line power.

Example

  • The local battery ensured that the telegraph could function even if the main line power was disrupted.

C2Telephony

(technical)A set of batteries that power a telephone instrument locally, as opposed to receiving power from a central office.

Example

  • Older telephone systems often relied on a local battery to power the handset.

C1Mobile Devices

(technical, contemporary)A setting that extends battery life by putting apps to sleep, often specific to certain regions.

Example

  • The local battery policy on my phone activated when I switched SIM cards, helping to conserve power.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "local battery":

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