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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > delayed blanking signal
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actuating pulse
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advance pulse
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basic pulse
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bias pulse
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bidirectional pulses
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blackout pulse
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blocking pulse
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break pulse
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brightening pulse
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burst pulse
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carry pulse
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check pulse
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chirp pulse
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chopped pulse
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clamp pulse
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clear pulse
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clock pulse
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closing pulse
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command signal pulse
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composite 20T pulse
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compressed pulse
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current pulse
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dark-current pulse
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delayed pulse
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dial pulse
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digit pulse
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disabling pulse
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discharge pulse
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drive pulse
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echo pulse
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electromagnetic pulse
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electrostatic discharge electromagnetic pulse
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enable pulse
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engine reference pulse
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equalizing pulse
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erase pulse
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error pulse
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fast pulse
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feed pulse
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field blanking pulse
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firing pulse
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flat pulse
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fluid pulse
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frame blanking pulse
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frame pulse
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fruit pulse
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gate pulse
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Gaussian pulse
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ghost pulse
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half-sine pulse
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heat pulse
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identification pulse
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ignition pulse
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inhibit pulse
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initiating pulse
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input pulse
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intensification pulse
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interrogation pulse
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inverted pulse
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lighting pulse
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light pulse
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lightning electromagnetic pulse
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line blanking pulse
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line synchronization pulse
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line sync pulse
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lockout pulse
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long pulse
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lost pulse
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make pulse
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marker pulse
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monitoring pulse
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narrow pulse
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negative pulse
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noise pulse
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nuclear electromagnetic pulse
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omitted pulse
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output pulse
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photon pulse
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pilot pulse
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pip pulse
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positive pulse
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potential pulse
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power pulse
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pumping pulse
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pump pulse
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quenching pulse
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quench pulse
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radio-frequency pulse
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radio pulse
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reading pulse
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read pulse
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receiver disabling pulse
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rectangular pulse
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reply pulse
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resetting pulse
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reset pulse
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residual pulse
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sample pulse
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sawtooth pulse
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select pulse
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selection pulse
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setting pulse
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set pulse
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sharp pulse
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shock pulse
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short pulse
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sine-squared pulse
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slow pulse
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spike pulse
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spurious pulse
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staggered pulse
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starting pulse
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start pulse
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steep pulse
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stopping pulse
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stop pulse
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stretched pulse
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strobe pulse
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stuffed pulse
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suppression pulse
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synchronizing pulse
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sync pulse
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test pulse
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thermal pulse
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timing pulse
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Tpulse
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triangular pulse
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triggering pulse
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trigger pulse
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tripping pulse
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unidirectional pulses
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variable-duration pulses
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video pulse
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voltage pulse
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wide pulse
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write pulse -
11 amplifier
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ac amplifier
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adder amplifier
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AGC amplifier
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all-pass amplifier
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amplitron amplifier
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amplitude-limiting amplifier
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antenna amplifier
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aperiodic amplifier
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audio amplifier
- audio distribution amplifier -
audio-frequency amplifier
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automatic gain control amplifier
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automatic stereophonic recording amplifier
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backward-wave amplifier
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backward-wave magnetron amplifier
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backward-wave parametric amplifier
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balanced amplifier
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bandpass amplifier
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band amplifier
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baseband amplifier
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beam parametric amplifier
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bistable amplifier
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Blumlein's ultralinear amplifier
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booster amplifier
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bootstrap amplifier
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bridge amplifier
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bridging amplifier
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broadband amplifier
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buck-boost amplifier
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buffer amplifier
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bullet amplifier
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burst amplifier
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calibrated amplifier
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camera amplifier
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capacitor transmitter amplifier
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cascaded amplifier
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cascade amplifier
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cascode amplifier
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cathode-coupled amplifier
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cathode amplifier
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cavity-type amplifier
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charger amplifier
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charge amplifier
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choke-capacitance coupled amplifier
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chopper amplifier
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chopper-stabilized amplifier
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chrominance amplifier
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clamped amplifier
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class-A amplifier
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class-B amplifier
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class-C amplifier
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class-D amplifier
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clipper amplifier
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coincidence amplifier
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cold cathode amplifier
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color-burst amplifier
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color-difference amplifier
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color-stabilizing amplifier
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common-base amplifier
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common-collector amplifier
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common-drain amplifier
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common-emitter amplifier
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common-gate amplifier
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common-source amplifier
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compensated amplifier
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complementary amplifier
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contact-modulated amplifier
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control amplifier
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coupling amplifier
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crossed-field amplifier
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cryogenicaliy cooled amplifier
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cryogenic amplifier
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current amplifier
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Darlington amplifier
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dc amplifier
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dc machine amplifier
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dc restoration amplifier
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deflection amplifier
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delayed-channel amplifier
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differential-input amplifier
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differential amplifier
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differentiating amplifier
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digitally controlled amplifier
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digital-proportional fluid amplifier
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direct-coupled amplifier
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display intensity amplifier
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distributed amplifier
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distributing amplifier
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double-ended amplifier
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drift-compensated amplifier
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drift-correcting amplifier
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drift-free amplifier
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driver amplifier
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dual operational amplifier
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dynamoclectric amplifier
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echo amplifier
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electrochemical amplifier
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electrometric amplifier
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electron wave magnetron amplifier
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electronic amplifier
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electronically tunable amplifier
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emitter-follower amplifier
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erase amplifier
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error amplifier
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extender amplifier
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fader amplifier
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fast amplifier
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feedback amplifier
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feedback stabilized amplifier
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feed-forward amplifier
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ferrite amplifier
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ferromagnetic amplifier
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field amplifier
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filter amplifier
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final amplifier
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fixed-gain amplifier
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fixed-tuned amplifier
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flat amplifier
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flat-staggered amplifier
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flip-flop amplifier
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fluid amplifier
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follow-up amplifier
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forward wave amplifier
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frame amplifier
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frequency-elimination amplifier
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frequency-rejection amplifier
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frequency-selective amplifier
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front-end amplifier
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front amplifier
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gain-controlled amplifier
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gain-matched amplifier
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gain-stabilized amplifier
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gamma amplifier
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gate amplifier
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gated amplifier
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grounded anode amplifier
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grounded-base amplifier
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grounded-cathode amplifier
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grounded-collector amplifier
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grounded-drain amplifier
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grounded-emitter amplifier
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grounded-gate amplifier
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grounded-plate amplifier
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grounded-source amplifier
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head amplifier
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head-end amplifier
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heterodyne amplifier
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hi-fi amplifier
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high-frequency amplifier
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high-gain amplifier
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high-voltage amplifier
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horizontal amplifier
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hybrid amplifier
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hydraulic amplifier
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image amplifier
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image-rejecting intermediate amplifier
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injection beam amplifier
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instrumentation amplifier
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integrated amplifier
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integrating amplifier
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intensity amplifier
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intermediate-frequency amplifier
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interphone amplifier
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in-turret amplifier
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inverting amplifier
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isolating amplifier
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klystron amplifier
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laminar proportional amplifier
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lap dissolve amplifier
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laser amplifier
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launch amplifier
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light amplifier
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limited-gain amplifier
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limiting amplifier
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line amplifier
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linear amplifier
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lock-in amplifier
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logarithmic amplifier
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log amplifier
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longitudinal beam amplifier
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low-current amplifier
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low-distortion amplifier
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low-drift amplifier
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low-frequency amplifier
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low-noise amplifier
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luminance amplifier
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magnetic amplifier
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magnetron amplifier
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masking amplifier
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master oscillator power amplifier
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matched amplifier
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matching amplifier
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matrix amplifier
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metal interface amplifier
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microphone amplifier
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microstrip amplifier
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microwave amplifier
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mix-effects amplifier
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modulated amplifier
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monitoring amplifier
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monitor amplifier
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mono amplifier
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M-type amplifier
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multichannel amplifier
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multimode amplifier
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multiple-loop feedback amplifier
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multistage amplifier
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muscle voltage amplifier
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narrow-band amplifier
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narrow-gate amplifier
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neutralized amplifier
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noise immune amplifier
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noiseless amplifier
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noise-suppressing amplifier
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noisy amplifier
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noninverting amplifier
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nonlinear amplifier
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note amplifier
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one-port amplifier
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operational amplifier
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optical amplifier
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optic amplifier
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optoelectronic amplifier
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overdriven amplifier
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packaged amplifier
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panoramic amplifier
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paramagnetic amplifier
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parametric amplifier
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parametric varactor amplifier
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paraphase amplifier
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peaked amplifier
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phase linear amplifier
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phase-sensitive amplifier
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photocurrent amplifier
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picture intermediate frequency amplifier
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pilot amplifier
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pip amplifier
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playback amplifier
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plug-in amplifier
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polarity-inverting amplifier
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portable amplifier
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power amplifier
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pressure-to-flow amplifier
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prime amplifier
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printed-circuit amplifier
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processing amplifier
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program amplifier
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programmable gain amplifier
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public-address amplifier
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pulse distribution amplifier
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pulsed amplifier
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pulse amplifier
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push-pull amplifier
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quadrature amplifier
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quantum amplifier
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quiescent amplifier
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radio-frequency amplifier
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RC amplifier
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reactance amplifier
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reciprocal amplifier
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recircufation zone amplifier
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recording amplifier
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reference amplifier
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reflex amplifier
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regenerative amplifier
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repeating amplifier
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reproducing amplifier
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resistance amplifier
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resistance-capacitance amplifier
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resistance-coupled amplifier
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resonance amplifier
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reversed-feedback amplifier
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rf amplifier
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rotary amplifier
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rotating magnetic amplifier
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rotating amplifier
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sample-and-hold amplifier
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sampling amplifier
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saturated amplifier
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selective amplifier
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self-balancing amplifier
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self-feedback amplifier
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self-saturating magnetic amplifier
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sense amplifier
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servo amplifier
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sharpener amplifier
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signal-frequency amplifier
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single-ended amplifier
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single-section amplifier
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single-sideband amplifier
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single-sided amplifier
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single-stage amplifier
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single-tuned amplifier
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small-signal amplifier
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source-follower amplifier
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space charge wave amplifier
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speech amplifier
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square-law amplifier
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squaring amplifier
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stabilized amplifier
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steffer amplifier
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step-up amplifier
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stereo amplifier
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straight amplifier
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summing amplifier
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superregenerative amplifier
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supersonic amplifier
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sweep amplifier
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switched gain amplifier
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synchronizing amplifier
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sync amplifier
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tandem amplifier
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tapered amplifier
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temperature-compensated amplifier
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threshold amplifier
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time-base amplifier
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torque amplifier
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track-and-hold amplifier
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transconductance amplifier
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transducer amplifier
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transferred electron amplifier
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transformer-coupled amplifier
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transimpedance amplifier
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transistor amplifier
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transmission-type amplifier
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transmission amplifier
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traveling wave tube amplifier
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trigger amplifier
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trunk amplifier
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tube amplifier
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tuned amplifier
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tunnel diode amplifier
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turbulence amplifier
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ultralincar amplifier
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uncompensated amplifier
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unity gain amplifier
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untapered amplifier
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untuned amplifier
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utility video amplifier
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valve amplifier
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variable-gain amplifier
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velocity-modulated amplifier
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vertical amplifier
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video amplifier
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video distribution amplifier
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video frequency amplifier
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voltage amplifier
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voltage-controlled amplifier
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vortex amplifier
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wide dynamic range amplifier
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wide-band amplifier
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X-axis amplifier
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X amplifier
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Y-amplifier
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YIG parametric amplifier
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zero-phase drift amplifier
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