designating or of a system of heterodyne radio reception in which a single tube serves both as oscillator and first detector
Origin of autodyne
auto- + dyne- an autodyne system
- an autodyne receiver
autodyne
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autodyne
noun
A heterodyne radio device in which one tube serves simultaneously as oscillator and detector.
Origin of autodyne
auto- (hetero)dyneRelated Forms:
- au′to·dyne′
adjective
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