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21 envelope of an amplitude modulated signal
огибающая амплитудно-модулированного сигнала
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[IEV number 314-08-05]EN
envelope of an amplitude modulated signal
upper and lower boundary lines of the area which is swept by the carrier wave when plotted against time while the phase of the modulating signal is varied continuously through 360°
[IEV number 314-08-05]FR
enveloppe d'un signal modulé en amplitude
ensemble de deux courbes constituant les limites supérieures et inférieures de la zone balayée par l'onde porteuse, tracées en fonction du temps, lorsque la phase de l'onde modulante varie d'une façon continue sur 360°
[IEV number 314-08-05]Тематики
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