pulse modulation Definition
pulse modulation
noun
- the formation of an intermittent carrier wave by the generation and transmission of a sequence of short, periodic pulses: used in radar
- the modulation of the amplitude, a characteristic, etc. of a sequence of pulses in order to convey information: often used in codes
pulse modulation Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: HP had been using laser pulse modulation in printers to enhance text resolution at that time.
- call: Our little coding technique is called pulse code modulation.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near pulse modulation
- ‹ pulse height analyzer
- ‹ pulse dispersion
- ‹ pulse code modulation
- ‹ pulse amplitude modulation
- ‹ pulse
- ‹ pulsatory
- ‹ pulsator
- ‹ pulsative
- ‹ pulsation
- ‹ pulsatile
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