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- adjective electronics Letting through only a specific range of
electromagnetic frequencies.
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Examples
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"I wonder if a high-frequency band-pass filter would work?" he was thinking aloud.
Tom Swift Jr And His Giant Robot Sklar, Richard 1954
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An impressive selection of filter types including our new Brainworx band-pass filters and our trademark Bass-Shift and Presence Shift filters make this EQ an engineers swiss knife.
2BakSa.Net mechanism 2010
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Now, the subwoofer is surely your ordinary band-pass design, judging by the bass-reflex port.
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The transmitter includes an OOK modulator, a band-pass filter that is compliant with the AISG spectrum-emission profile and an output amplifier.
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The transmitter includes an OOK modulator, a band-pass filter that is compliant with the AISG spectrum-emission profile and an output amplifier.
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Finally you can see input and output spectrum along with the equalizer shape and controls. 7 filter types for each band - peak, low-shelf, high-shelf, low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, notch.
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But now let's say I run it through a band-pass filter.
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Users can design multiple feedback (MFB), Sallen-Key, low-pass, high-pass, band-pass and band-stop filters using voltage feedback op amps.
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Neither the white noise generator nor the band-pass filter generated this information on their own.
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The receiver includes a band-pass filter that operates around the 2. 176MHz centre frequency with a narrow 200kHz bandwidth; it also includes an OOK demodulator and a comparator for reconstructing the digital signal.
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