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AmplifierA device used to increase the strength of an analog signal
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AmplifierAn electrical circuit that produces an output that is a replica of the input. The output may be scaled or have increased drive, or it may provide isolation (so changes in output conditions do not affect the input or other outputs). It may perform other transformations (e.g., filtering or logarithmic drive).
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Amplifier1540s; agent noun from amplify. Electronic sense is from 1914; shortened form amp is from 1967. Alternative stentorphone (1921) did not catch on.
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AmplifierDevice that increase the power level of quantities such as signals, electric currents, or mechanical forces, often used in electronic equipment such as radio and television receivers and audio equipme [..]
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AmplifierAmplifiers increases the amplitude, or power of a signal, when the signal is susceptible to loss due to attenuation. In the world of audio and acoustics, they increase a line-level signal to a speaker [..]
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Amplifier1. An electronic component that boosts the voltage or power level of a signal that is a linear replica of the input signal, but with greater power or voltage level, and sometimes with an impedance transformation. The output may also be a nonlinear analog function of the input signal, as in a signal compression device. 2. See fiber amplifier, optica [..]
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AmplifierAn amplifier is a device or system that changes the amplitude of a signal. The ratio of the amplified signal to the original source signal is commonly referred to as Gain. There are acoustic amplifier [..]
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AmplifierAn electronic device or electrical circuit that is used to boost (amplify) the power, voltage or current of an applied signal.
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AmplifierA circuit that increases the voltage, current, or power of a signal.
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AmplifierAn electronic component that increases a signal.
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AmplifierA circuit that increases the power or voltage of a signal.
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AmplifierSomething, natural or technological, that produces an output greater than the input.
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AmplifierAn electronic device that changes, usually increases, the strength or amplitude of a signal passing through it.
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Amplifier1. An electronic device that increases the amplitude of a signal. 2. A combination speaker/ampflier designed for use with an instrument, as with a guitar amp or keyboard amp. See preamp; power amplifi [..]
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AmplifierA device consisting of one or more vacuum tubes (or transistors) and associated circuits, used to increase the strength of a signal.
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AmplifierA component of an electronic system, such as a radio or TV, that makes all the input signals louder. Ideally, an amplifier will increase the amplitude of all input signals by the same factor. Amplifie [..]
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AmplifierTC, UE, EL An amplifier is a component of an electronic system, such as a radio or TV which makes all the input signals louder. Ideally, an amplifier will increase the amplitude of all input signals [..]
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Amplifier(n) electronic equipment that increases strength of signals passing through it
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AmplifierA device of electronic components used to increase power, voltage, or current of a signal.
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Amplifier An electronic circuit that boost the voltage and/or the current level of a signal.
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AmplifierAn electronic device that receives an input voltage or current signal and modifies the signal into a driving voltage or current at a different level.
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AmplifierIn motion control this is the component that follows the command from a controller and provides power to the motor. In the strictest sense, amplifiers operate in current mode where the output current [..]
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AmplifierA device to increase or amplify electric impulses.
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AmplifierExpression device which increases the pump suction level by decreasing the amount of atmospheric pressure normally bled into the system. Used in Ampico, Coinola, and certain other instruments.
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AmplifierA device which increases the level of a signal (by increasing the voltage or current}. Some amplifiers are used to isolate or control a signal, and may not increase level -or may actually decrease the level (line out converter, head amp}. Back Back Home | Contact Us | About Us | Advertise | Car Audio How to Links | Join! | Log-In [..]
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AmplifierAn amplifier which is designed for driving loudspeakers and consequently has higher power output capability than a line amplifier or preamplifier. Back Back Home | Contact Us | About Us | Advertise | Car Audio How to Links | Join! | Log-In
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AmplifierA device, either a single stage or a large scale circuit with mutiple stages for creating gain, ie. making small signals larger.
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Amplifiera device that increases the amplitude, power or current of a signal. The resulting signal is a reproduction of the input signal as well as this increase.
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Amplifieran electronic device that increases the strength or level of an audio signal passing through it. Sometimes called an electric amplifier or electronic amplifier, to distinguish it from an acoustic ampl [..]
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AmplifierA device used to increase the strength of electrical signals.
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Amplifiertypically refers to a device which adds strength to a signal for a 'better' and / or longer performance ability. Amplifiers can be found for both wired and wireless equipment. A VDA (video distribution amplifier) is designed to extend a video signal through wires by boosting the power of the video signal. Transmitter-end and receiver-end [..]
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AmplifierElectronic devices that increase the magnitude of a signal's Power level or current.
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AmplifierAn amplifier works on the skin's surface and is designed to increase the absorption of UV light by the skin.
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AmplifierAn amplifier works on the skin's surface and is designed to increase the absorption of UV light by the skin.
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AmplifierA device that increases the level or amplitude of an electrical signal, making the resulting sound louder.
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Amplifier<microscopy> When the projected image of the microscope is projected less than 250 mm the objective may be moved enough from its usual position (for visual observation) to degrade the image. It can be restored by adding a lens above the ocular to bring the image into focus on the desired plane but with the objective still in its position of b [..]
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AmplifierA device which enables an input signal to control power from a source independent of the signal and thus be capable of delivering an output which is greater than the input signal.
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AmplifierA device used to increase the strength of an analog signal
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AmplifierA condition that encourages organisms to grow or increase in concentration. These conditions may involve food products.
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AmplifierA circuit that increases the voltage, current, or power of a signal.
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AmplifierAn electronic device which generates a high power signal based on the information supplied by a lower powered signal. A perfect amplifier would add or subtract nothing from the original except additional power - these have not been invented yet
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AmplifierAn electronic device which generates a high power signal based on the information supplied by a lower powered signal. A perfect amplifier would add or subtract nothing from the original except additional power - these have not been invented yet
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Amplifieran electrical circuit designed to increase the current or voltage of an applied signal.
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Amplifierproduct used to increase a signal by using a lower signal.
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AmplifierA circuit that increases the voltage, current, or power of a signal.
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Amplifier1 A device which increases the level of a signal by increasing the current or voltage. 2 May also be used to isolate or control a signal and even decrease the level as in a line output converter.
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AmplifierAn amplifier designed for driving loudspeakers and having a higher power output than a line amplifier or preamplifier.
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AmplifierA device used to increase the strength of an analog signal
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AmplifierA device which increases the amplitude (level) of an electrical signal (making it louder).
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AmplifierSound equipment that converts the low voltage, low current signal from a tape deck, mixer etc. into a higher current signal suitable for driving speakers. See Power Amplifier, Crossover.
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AmplifierThe device that provides amplification (the increase in current, voltage, or power of a signal) without appreciably altering the original signal. Refer here for Transistor Amplifier Circuits. An elect [..]
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AmplifierA device or circuit used to increase the power current, and voltage level of a signal.
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