band-pass

English - Turkish

Definition of band-pass in English Turkish dictionary

kuşak geçirimi

bant geçirimi

bantgeçiren

Related Terms

band-pass filter

bantgeçiren filtre

band-pass tuning

bantgeçiren akort

band pass

bant geçirimi

band pass filter

bant geçiren filtre

band pass tuning

bant geçiren akort

bandpass

bant geçirici

pass band

geçirim bandı

band pass

(Askeri) bant geçirici

band pass

(Askeri) BANT GEÇİRİCİ: Maksimum çıktının istenen kesiminin (genellikle yarı güç) elde edildiği sınırlayıcı frekanslar arasındaki farkı ifade eden bir saniyedeki saykı1 sayısı. Bu terim bütün tip amplifikatörler için geçerlidir

pass band

geçici band

English - English

Definition of band-pass in English English dictionary

Letting through only a specific range of electromagnetic frequencies

Related Terms

band-pass filter

Full Name: Description: A filter that passes signals that are between an upper and a lower frequency boundaries

band-pass filter

A filter with a single transmission band extending from lower to upper cutoff frequencies The width of the band is determined by the separation of frequencies at which amplitude is attenuated by 3 dB (0 707)

band-pass filter

A wave filter that has a single transmission band extending from a lower cutoff frequency greater than zero to a finite upper cutoff frequency

band-pass filter

an electric circuit designed to pass only a certain range of frequencies See also High-pass and Low-pass filters

band-pass filter

An electric circuit designed to pass only middle frequencies

band-pass filter

A wave filter that has a single transmission band extending from a lower cut-off frequency greater than zero to a finite upper cut-off frequency

bandpass

Alternative spelling of band-pass

bandpass

A bandpass filter

band pass filter

- A crossover circuit that combines a low pass and high pass filter to create a passband

band pass filter

A filter that allows frequencies between two cut-off frequencies to pass while attenuating frequencies outside the cut-off frequencies ; a band-pass filter can be constructed as the composition of a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter

band pass filter

A wave filter with a single transmission band with a low cut off point and a high cut off point

band pass filter

A filter that allows a specific frequency range to pass, while blocking lower and higher frequencies

band pass filter

A filter which passes only signal frequencies within a specified, continuous band, and predictably attenuates frequencies above and below the continuous band

band pass filter

A type of filter that allows only the band of frequencies surrounding the cutoff frequency to pass through unaffected

band pass filter

A device that only passes signals within a specific range of frequencies

band pass filter

A crossover circuit that combines a low pass and high pass filter to create a passband

band pass filter

The filtering of sound within specified frequency limits or frequency bands The audible frequency range is often subdivided into octave, one-third octave or other fractions of octave bands

bandpass

The specific range of frequencies or wavelengths, passing through a device Typically measured between points equal to 50% of maximum amplitude

bandpass

The frequency response of the bandpass subwoofer system (F3 on the Low Side, F3 on the High Side)

bandpass

A bandpass filter passes an area around the specified cutoff frequency and rolls off (attenuates) frequencies to either side

bandpass

A filter that transmits a certain frequency band and attenuates frequencies that lie on both sides of that band (e g , My friend’s installer used a bandpass filter to send just the mid range frequencies to his 6-inch speakers )

bandpass

the frequency range that a filter in the receiver permits to pass through; the range between the lower and upper frequency is the passband

bandpass

A range of wavelengths over which a component will meet specifications

bandpass

Passing a specific band of frequencies defined by upper and lower cutoffs, as with a bandpass filter In equalizers, such filters commonly separate an audio signal into multiple frequency bands for separate control of response characteristics within each band

bandpass

A range of frequencies or wavelengths within which a component operates

Etymology

() First emerged in the context of early radio communication; attested in patents filed by Western Electric in 1919.