interpass
/ˈɪntərˌpæs/Definitions
1. noun
A period of time between two passes of a vehicle, machine, or other entity over a particular area, especially a route.
“The convoy had to wait for the interpass to allow the maintenance crew to inspect the bridge.”
2. noun
A period of time between two passes of a signal, especially a radio signal, on a communication channel.
“The engineer adjusted the receiver to avoid the interpass and maintain a stable signal.”