Definition of demodulate in English:

demodulate

verb diːˈmɒdjʊleɪtdiˈmɑdʒəˌleɪt

[with object]Electronics

Extract or separate (a modulating signal) from its carrier.
〔电子〕解调（调制信号）
the signal is passed through a filter at 300 kHz and demodulated
Example sentencesExamples
- The fundamental characteristic of software radio is that software defines the transmitted waveforms, and software demodulates the received waveforms.
- Thus, this signal can be demodulated and played on an ordinary FM radio receiver.
- The receiver demodulates the wireless signal and ships it on to the customer's terminal equipment.
- A modem is a piece of telecommunications equipment which modulates and demodulates a message.
- Software-defined radio ‘tunes’ and demodulates radio signals with software, using off-the-shelf, low-cost computer parts.

Derivatives

demodulation

noun diːˌmɒdjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)ndiˌmɑdʒəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

Electronics

A simple demodulation scheme eliminates the need for high-speed photodetectors and signal processing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The frequency demodulation provided by the electronic discriminator found in every FM radio is precisely the process needed to recover the molecular velocity signal.
- When there is a match between the replica and a received signal, initial synchronization is achieved, and the receiver commences signal tracking, data message demodulation, and position calculation.
- This block does not perform waveform specific processing such as demodulation or equalization.

demodulator

noun

Electronics

‘The receiver must synchronize its demodulator with the bit stream,’ he explained.
Example sentencesExamples
- The signals from the transducer were processed through a demodulator and then sampled by a computer at 50 Hz.
- Tolkachev was directed to tune into a certain short wave frequency at specific times and days with his demodulator unit connected to his radio to capture the message being sent.
- Its innovation lies in the design of the detection mechanism in the demodulator, which is based on symbol pattern recognition.

Definition of demodulate in US English:

demodulate

verbdēˈmäjəˌlātdiˈmɑdʒəˌleɪt

[with object]Electronics

1Extract (a modulating signal) from its carrier.
〔电子〕解调（调制信号）
the signal is passed through a filter at 300 kHz and demodulated
Example sentencesExamples
- A modem is a piece of telecommunications equipment which modulates and demodulates a message.
- The receiver demodulates the wireless signal and ships it on to the customer's terminal equipment.
- Software-defined radio ‘tunes’ and demodulates radio signals with software, using off-the-shelf, low-cost computer parts.
- Thus, this signal can be demodulated and played on an ordinary FM radio receiver.
- The fundamental characteristic of software radio is that software defines the transmitted waveforms, and software demodulates the received waveforms.
1. 1.1 Separate a modulating signal from (its carrier).
  〔电子〕解调（调制信号）

单词	demodulate
释义	Definition of demodulate in English: demodulate verb diːˈmɒdjʊleɪtdiˈmɑdʒəˌleɪt [with object]Electronics Extract or separate (a modulating signal) from its carrier. 〔电子〕解调（调制信号） the signal is passed through a filter at 300 kHz and demodulated Example sentencesExamples The fundamental characteristic of software radio is that software defines the transmitted waveforms, and software demodulates the received waveforms. Thus, this signal can be demodulated and played on an ordinary FM radio receiver. The receiver demodulates the wireless signal and ships it on to the customer's terminal equipment. A modem is a piece of telecommunications equipment which modulates and demodulates a message. Software-defined radio ‘tunes’ and demodulates radio signals with software, using off-the-shelf, low-cost computer parts. Derivatives demodulation noun diːˌmɒdjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)ndiˌmɑdʒəˈleɪʃ(ə)n Electronics A simple demodulation scheme eliminates the need for high-speed photodetectors and signal processing. Example sentencesExamples The frequency demodulation provided by the electronic discriminator found in every FM radio is precisely the process needed to recover the molecular velocity signal. When there is a match between the replica and a received signal, initial synchronization is achieved, and the receiver commences signal tracking, data message demodulation, and position calculation. This block does not perform waveform specific processing such as demodulation or equalization. demodulator noun Electronics ‘The receiver must synchronize its demodulator with the bit stream,’ he explained. Example sentencesExamples The signals from the transducer were processed through a demodulator and then sampled by a computer at 50 Hz. Tolkachev was directed to tune into a certain short wave frequency at specific times and days with his demodulator unit connected to his radio to capture the message being sent. Its innovation lies in the design of the detection mechanism in the demodulator, which is based on symbol pattern recognition. Definition of demodulate in US English: demodulate verbdēˈmäjəˌlātdiˈmɑdʒəˌleɪt [with object]Electronics 1Extract (a modulating signal) from its carrier. 〔电子〕解调（调制信号） the signal is passed through a filter at 300 kHz and demodulated Example sentencesExamples A modem is a piece of telecommunications equipment which modulates and demodulates a message. The receiver demodulates the wireless signal and ships it on to the customer's terminal equipment. Software-defined radio ‘tunes’ and demodulates radio signals with software, using off-the-shelf, low-cost computer parts. Thus, this signal can be demodulated and played on an ordinary FM radio receiver. The fundamental characteristic of software radio is that software defines the transmitted waveforms, and software demodulates the received waveforms. 1.1 Separate a modulating signal from (its carrier). 〔电子〕解调（调制信号）
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