Übersetzung für 'receive buffer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

receive buffer

Empfangspuffer {m}comp.

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to buffer

dämpfen [puffern]tech.

puffern

zwischenspeichern

stoßen

Werbung

buffer

Zwischenspeicher {m}comp.

Puffer {m}comp.fin.tech.

Poliermaschine {f}

Pufferspeicher {m}comp.

Prellbock {m}rail

Stoßdämpfer {m}

buffer washer

Pufferscheibe {f}tech.

sleeve buffer

Hülsenpuffer {m}rail

overshoot buffer

Überschreitungs­reserve {f}fin.

air buffer

Luftpolster {n} [puffernd, stoßdämpfend]

buffer car

Schutzwagen {m}rail

buffer wagon

Schutzwagen {m}rail

buffer support

Pufferlager {n}

buffer stage

Pufferstufe {f}electr.

floor buffer

Bodenpoliermaschine {f}

buffer beam

Pufferbohle {f}rail

• Windows Vista and Windows 7 have a fixed default TCP receive buffer of 64 kB, scaling up to 16 MB through "autotuning", limiting manual TCP tuning over long fat networks.
• One cause of bit slippage is overflow of a receive buffer that occurs when the transmitter's clock rate exceeds that of the receiver.
• The flit can be accepted or rejected at the receiver side based on the flow control protocol and the size of the receive buffer.
• The 12 bit length field (in the FF) allows up to 4095 bytes of user data in a segmented message, but in practice the typical application-specific limit is considerably lower because of receive buffer or hardware limitations.
• A session is set up by the client sending a DSIOpenSession, which will include the size of the receive buffer the client has for packets (called the request quantum, typically 1024 bytes).

• In order to minimize the number of times received data is copied, the receive buffer for payload data is received directly into a page-aligned disk buffer.
• This allows the receiver to pause the transmitter if needed, thus avoiding receive buffer overflow.
• The front-half (or first level) receives the initial interrupt in the context of the running process, does the minimal work to restore the hardware to a less urgent condition (such as emptying a full receive buffer) and then marks the back-half (or second level) for execution in the near future at the appropriate scheduling priority; once invoked, the back-half operates in its own process context with fewer restrictions and completes the handler's logical operation (such as conveying the newly received data to an operating system data queue).