Extra exam question E2C12

WhyLatency is the term for the delay between a control operator's action and the corresponding change in the transmitted signal. Latency is the term for the delay between when a control operator takes an action and when that action actually shows up as a change in the transmitted signal, a meaningful factor in remote operation and in digital modes with tight timing requirements, answer C. Jitter describes short-term timing variation rather than a fixed delay, hang time refers to how long a repeater or VOX circuit stays keyed after input stops, and anti-VOX is a feature to prevent a receiver's own speaker audio from re-triggering VOX, none of which is this delay concept.