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modulation [ˌmɒdju'leɪʃn, ˌmɑːdʒə'-] n
gen.	reglaje m
antenn.	profundidad de modulación de velocidad para señal débil
scient., el.	modulación
English thesaurus
modulation [ˌmɒdju'leɪʃn, ˌmɑːdʒə'-] n
IT	The process of converting a digital computer signal into an analog telecommunications signal
mil., logist.	Process whereby the transmission of signals both telegraph and phone is possible, owing to the modification, depending on these signals, either of some characteristics of a so-called “carrying” ring wave, of a pulse train or of a continuous flow. The most common types of modulation are: 1. the amplitude modulation AM; 2. the frequency modulation FM; 3. the pulse code modulation PCM. (FRA)

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Agriculture	2
Antennas and waveguides	3
Automated equipment	2
Automatic control	1
Automobiles	1
Communications	169
Earth sciences	6
Electricity	1
Electronics	260
Environment	1
Fishery fishing industry	1
General	2
Geology	1
Health care	1
Information technology	92
Law	1
Measuring instruments	3
Microsoft	1
Ophthalmology	2
Piezoelectric crystals	1
Power electronics	1
Power lines	8
Radio	24
Radiolocation	1
Remote sensing	2
Satellite communications	4
Sound recording	2
Technology	23
Telegraphy	5
Transport	4