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1 signal frequency
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2 frequency
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3 signal
1 nGEN señal f2 vtELECTRON enviar una señal3 vtiWATER TRANSP comunicar por señales, dar una señal, enviar una señal, hacer una señal, señalar -
4 frequency-domain signal processing
nELECTRON tratamiento de señal de ámbito de frecuencia mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > frequency-domain signal processing
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5 frequency-modulation transmitting signal
nELECTRON, RAD PHYS, TELECOM señal de transmisión FM f, señal de transmisión de frecuencia modulada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > frequency-modulation transmitting signal
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6 intermediate frequency
English-Spanish technical dictionary > intermediate frequency
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7 HF signal
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8 high-frequency signal
ELECTRON señal de alta frecuencia f (señal de AF)English-Spanish technical dictionary > high-frequency signal
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9 audio-frequency signal generator
nELECTRON generador de audiofrecuencia m, generador de señal de frecuencia audio mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > audio-frequency signal generator
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10 intermediate frequency signal
nELECTRON, TELECOM, TV señal de frecuencia intermedia fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > intermediate frequency signal
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11 low-frequency signal
nELECTRON señal de baja frecuencia f -
12 SF
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13 low
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14 high
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15 time
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16 audio
1 adjACOUST, ELECTRON, TELECOM audio2 nCOMP&DP audio m -
17 carrier
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18 video
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19 digital
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20 intermediate
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