Definition of subcarrier in English:

subcarrier

noun ˈsʌbkarɪəˈsəbˌkerēər

Telecommunications

A carrier wave modulated by a signal wave and then used with other subcarriers to modulate the main carrier wave.
Example sentencesExamples
- The subcarrier, from the receiver audio output, was recorded on a DAT tape recorder and later converted to a computer sound file.
- The watches use SPOT technology, which is fed data through an FM subcarrier that transmits weather, traffic, and other information over low-power FM frequencies.
- Additional subcarriers are sometimes found in the region of 57kHz - 96kHz.
- Recording/reproducing device which receives an FM multiplexed signal comprising a subcarrier or a darc signal and outputs traffic information after detecting an intermission.
- Processing methods using adaptive threshold for removal of chroma/luminance cross-talk in quadrature-modulated subcarrier color television systems

Definition of subcarrier in US English:

subcarrier

nounˈsəbˌkerēər

Telecommunications

A carrier wave modulated by a signal wave and then used with other subcarriers to modulate the main carrier wave.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additional subcarriers are sometimes found in the region of 57kHz - 96kHz.
- Recording/reproducing device which receives an FM multiplexed signal comprising a subcarrier or a darc signal and outputs traffic information after detecting an intermission.
- The subcarrier, from the receiver audio output, was recorded on a DAT tape recorder and later converted to a computer sound file.
- Processing methods using adaptive threshold for removal of chroma/luminance cross-talk in quadrature-modulated subcarrier color television systems
- The watches use SPOT technology, which is fed data through an FM subcarrier that transmits weather, traffic, and other information over low-power FM frequencies.

单词	subcarrier
释义	Definition of subcarrier in English: subcarrier noun ˈsʌbkarɪəˈsəbˌkerēər Telecommunications A carrier wave modulated by a signal wave and then used with other subcarriers to modulate the main carrier wave. Example sentencesExamples The subcarrier, from the receiver audio output, was recorded on a DAT tape recorder and later converted to a computer sound file. The watches use SPOT technology, which is fed data through an FM subcarrier that transmits weather, traffic, and other information over low-power FM frequencies. Additional subcarriers are sometimes found in the region of 57kHz - 96kHz. Recording/reproducing device which receives an FM multiplexed signal comprising a subcarrier or a darc signal and outputs traffic information after detecting an intermission. Processing methods using adaptive threshold for removal of chroma/luminance cross-talk in quadrature-modulated subcarrier color television systems Definition of subcarrier in US English: subcarrier nounˈsəbˌkerēər Telecommunications A carrier wave modulated by a signal wave and then used with other subcarriers to modulate the main carrier wave. Example sentencesExamples Additional subcarriers are sometimes found in the region of 57kHz - 96kHz. Recording/reproducing device which receives an FM multiplexed signal comprising a subcarrier or a darc signal and outputs traffic information after detecting an intermission. The subcarrier, from the receiver audio output, was recorded on a DAT tape recorder and later converted to a computer sound file. Processing methods using adaptive threshold for removal of chroma/luminance cross-talk in quadrature-modulated subcarrier color television systems The watches use SPOT technology, which is fed data through an FM subcarrier that transmits weather, traffic, and other information over low-power FM frequencies.
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