The phrase "access unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, data management, or telecommunications, referring to a component or segment that allows access to information or resources.
Example: "Each access unit in the network is designed to facilitate seamless communication between devices."
Alternatives: "access point" or "entry module".
In this paper a new type of radio access unit is proposed and demonstrated.
We've been wondering when the bubble will burst, but as the glamping trend is dying down, allotments are picking up as a new market stream, and we've just developed a disabled access unit which should be at Glastonbury next year".
She worked at the BBC as a television producer, first in the access unit which gave "ordinary" people the opportunity to make programmes, and then on Open University programming.
The filter makes every 4×4 sample block pipelined through the process units and achieves an efficiency of 80% for both the FILTER unit and the bus access unit.
Second, we propose a tunable decision making policy, ρt_rand, consisting of learning and access unit, and is designed to take full advantage of exclusive frequency response control offered by IMFT-VDF.
EMBRATEL PARTICIPACOES S.A., Sao Paulo, the largest long-distance carrier and data transmission company in Brazil, said it had agreed to buy AcessoNet, the closely held Internet access unit of UOL Inc., the largest Internet service provider in Latin America, for an undisclosed cash amount.
The access units propose multiple access option at different levels like walkways, wooded trail, steps and floating deck on the surface of the water, for the people to access the river and create a democratic space for recreation.
The end-to-end RoF systems, from the generation schemes of 1 100 GHz optical wireless signals in the central office to the design of transceivers for base stations and radio access units, are reviewed and investigated in this chapter.
In addition, the interface architecture has Content Addressable Memory, five First-In-First-Out buffers, two simple Direct Memory Access units, two dual-port RAM, host interface, and transmission lines interface.
An ethernet cable connects the relay feeder and access units.
The system consists of onboard train access units (TAU), trackside RRHs, and a BBU cloud.
