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added DVDA definition to glossary #449

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Expand Up @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Below you can find a list of terms you might not be sure about, as well as some
- `RSSI`: Received Signal Strength Indicator, "arbitrary" scaled version of `RSSI dBm` or LQ. [Signal Health: LQI and RSSI Explained](../info/signal-health.md)
- `RSSI dBm`: Measure of power level measured in dBm. Basically, how strong the signal being received is
- `S.Port`: SmartPort, sometimes referred to as `sport`. FrSky "telemetry" protocol. The `S.Port` also gets used for updating FrSky receivers.
- `DVDA`: Deja Vu Diversity Aid, also referred to as D-mode. This mode sends the same packet multiple times consecutively (2 times for D-250 and 4 for D-500). It increases LQ at the cost of range and latency.
- `FLRC`: Fast Long Range Communication, also known as F-mode. It is a term that combines a few signal processing techniques (demodulation, forwarding error correction and interleaving) to enable high data rates. This results in lower latency and comparable (or shorter) range.

To be continued.
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