Modulation - Law Dictionary Search Results

Modulation

of modulating or the state of being modulated as the modulation of the voice

One who or that which modulates

A lunar excursion module a spacecraft designed to transport people from a command module

An electronic device which extracts the modulation from a radio carrier wave and outputs the original information

Of or pertaining to mode modulation module or modius as modular arrangement modular accent modular measure

A chanting recitation or reading with musical modulations

as drones while two or more tuned in unison are modulated by keys

metal tongue struck by the finger a sound which is modulated by the breath called also Jews trump

the fundamental tone of the chord to which all the modulations of the piece are referred called also key tone

computers by the use of ordinary telephone lines also called modulator demodulator as the latest modems can transmit data at 56000