Amplitude Modulation
/ˈæmlɪˌtjud ˌmɒdjəˈleɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) A method of transmitting signals by varying the amplitude of a carrier wave, subject to regulatory communication laws.
The regulation of amplitude modulation ensures broadcasting standards.
Forms
- amplitude modulation
- amplitude modulations
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Commentary
In legal contexts, amplitude modulation mainly appears in regulatory frameworks governing telecommunications and broadcasting.
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