Definition of preamplifier in English:

preamplifier

noun priːˈamplɪfʌɪəpriˈæmpləˌfaɪər

An electronic device that amplifies a very weak signal, for example from a microphone or pickup, and transmits it to a main amplifier.
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Example sentencesExamples
- If you're interested in one of these link leads (contains a preamplifier and speaker, does not require a battery), and/or VHF and UHF radios to suit, give me a call or email.
- We generally call the first stage the preamplifier, though it may be the only amplification stage.
- An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling.
- To start with, you need a turntable or tape deck, a stereo preamplifier or integrated amp, a computer with a line-in audio jack (most desktops qualify, many laptops don't), and cables to hook them together.
- It is possible for the preamplifier to saturate on a strong signal and produce intermodulation products that degrade reception on adjacent channels.
- The microphone signal was amplified by a low-noise preamplifier and was processed by a two-phase lock-in amplifier.
- The seismic components of vocalizations were filtered and amplified separately from the acoustic signals to compensate for not having a preamplifier for the geophones.
- The present invention uses a novel shock-sensing method that is both reliable and low-cost, using a modified head preamplifier to detect servo fields from adjacent disk surfaces, as well as the disk surface being written or read.
- In 1960, the concept of combining a mic/line preamplifier, low- and high-frequency equalizer, and an echo send into one small module that used only one connector was revolutionary.
- These antennas contain preamplifiers providing gain levels of 26 dB (standard gain) and 35 dB (high gain).
- Microphone preamplifiers seem to come in two flavors these days: modern designs with lots of bells and whistles (such as EQ, dynamics and A / D converters) and vintage designs, which tend to take a more minimalist approach.
- Placing the preamplifiers as close to the detectors as possible minimizes the output impedance for driving further stages.
- This makes it suitable for audio applications, including audio amplifiers and preamplifiers, home entertainment system, mixing desks and audio recording equipment.
- It adds an essential component: the decoder, which also serves as a preamplifier that can make audio adjustments and also select from among several sound sources.
- The cover has a surface thermally coupled to the preamplifier to conduct heat from the preamplifier.
- Electric signals were measured on a set-up described previously, with the modification that a very low-noise homemade current preamplifier was used.

Derivatives

preamplify

verbpreamplifies, preamplified, preamplifying priːˈamplɪfʌɪpriˈæmpləˌfaɪ

[with object]

Amplify (a signal) using a preamplifier.
you have to preamplify the direct guitar signal
Example sentencesExamples
- All raw myoelectric signals were preamplified.
- The photodiode signal was preamplified, digitized, and processed by a computer.
- The PA signal was preamplified and then analyzed by a lock-in amplifier.

Definition of preamplifier in US English:

preamplifier

nounprēˈampləˌfīərpriˈæmpləˌfaɪər

An electronic device that amplifies a very weak signal, for example from a microphone or pickup, and transmits it to a main amplifier.
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Example sentencesExamples
- To start with, you need a turntable or tape deck, a stereo preamplifier or integrated amp, a computer with a line-in audio jack (most desktops qualify, many laptops don't), and cables to hook them together.
- Electric signals were measured on a set-up described previously, with the modification that a very low-noise homemade current preamplifier was used.
- If you're interested in one of these link leads (contains a preamplifier and speaker, does not require a battery), and/or VHF and UHF radios to suit, give me a call or email.
- An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling.
- It is possible for the preamplifier to saturate on a strong signal and produce intermodulation products that degrade reception on adjacent channels.
- Microphone preamplifiers seem to come in two flavors these days: modern designs with lots of bells and whistles (such as EQ, dynamics and A / D converters) and vintage designs, which tend to take a more minimalist approach.
- This makes it suitable for audio applications, including audio amplifiers and preamplifiers, home entertainment system, mixing desks and audio recording equipment.
- Placing the preamplifiers as close to the detectors as possible minimizes the output impedance for driving further stages.
- In 1960, the concept of combining a mic/line preamplifier, low- and high-frequency equalizer, and an echo send into one small module that used only one connector was revolutionary.
- The seismic components of vocalizations were filtered and amplified separately from the acoustic signals to compensate for not having a preamplifier for the geophones.
- The microphone signal was amplified by a low-noise preamplifier and was processed by a two-phase lock-in amplifier.
- The present invention uses a novel shock-sensing method that is both reliable and low-cost, using a modified head preamplifier to detect servo fields from adjacent disk surfaces, as well as the disk surface being written or read.
- The cover has a surface thermally coupled to the preamplifier to conduct heat from the preamplifier.
- These antennas contain preamplifiers providing gain levels of 26 dB (standard gain) and 35 dB (high gain).
- We generally call the first stage the preamplifier, though it may be the only amplification stage.
- It adds an essential component: the decoder, which also serves as a preamplifier that can make audio adjustments and also select from among several sound sources.

单词	preamplifier
释义	Definition of preamplifier in English: preamplifier noun priːˈamplɪfʌɪəpriˈæmpləˌfaɪər An electronic device that amplifies a very weak signal, for example from a microphone or pickup, and transmits it to a main amplifier. 前置放大器 Example sentencesExamples If you're interested in one of these link leads (contains a preamplifier and speaker, does not require a battery), and/or VHF and UHF radios to suit, give me a call or email. We generally call the first stage the preamplifier, though it may be the only amplification stage. An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling. To start with, you need a turntable or tape deck, a stereo preamplifier or integrated amp, a computer with a line-in audio jack (most desktops qualify, many laptops don't), and cables to hook them together. It is possible for the preamplifier to saturate on a strong signal and produce intermodulation products that degrade reception on adjacent channels. The microphone signal was amplified by a low-noise preamplifier and was processed by a two-phase lock-in amplifier. The seismic components of vocalizations were filtered and amplified separately from the acoustic signals to compensate for not having a preamplifier for the geophones. The present invention uses a novel shock-sensing method that is both reliable and low-cost, using a modified head preamplifier to detect servo fields from adjacent disk surfaces, as well as the disk surface being written or read. In 1960, the concept of combining a mic/line preamplifier, low- and high-frequency equalizer, and an echo send into one small module that used only one connector was revolutionary. These antennas contain preamplifiers providing gain levels of 26 dB (standard gain) and 35 dB (high gain). Microphone preamplifiers seem to come in two flavors these days: modern designs with lots of bells and whistles (such as EQ, dynamics and A / D converters) and vintage designs, which tend to take a more minimalist approach. Placing the preamplifiers as close to the detectors as possible minimizes the output impedance for driving further stages. This makes it suitable for audio applications, including audio amplifiers and preamplifiers, home entertainment system, mixing desks and audio recording equipment. It adds an essential component: the decoder, which also serves as a preamplifier that can make audio adjustments and also select from among several sound sources. The cover has a surface thermally coupled to the preamplifier to conduct heat from the preamplifier. Electric signals were measured on a set-up described previously, with the modification that a very low-noise homemade current preamplifier was used. Derivatives preamplify verbpreamplifies, preamplified, preamplifying priːˈamplɪfʌɪpriˈæmpləˌfaɪ [with object] Amplify (a signal) using a preamplifier. you have to preamplify the direct guitar signal Example sentencesExamples All raw myoelectric signals were preamplified. The photodiode signal was preamplified, digitized, and processed by a computer. The PA signal was preamplified and then analyzed by a lock-in amplifier. Definition of preamplifier in US English: preamplifier nounprēˈampləˌfīərpriˈæmpləˌfaɪər An electronic device that amplifies a very weak signal, for example from a microphone or pickup, and transmits it to a main amplifier. 前置放大器 Example sentencesExamples To start with, you need a turntable or tape deck, a stereo preamplifier or integrated amp, a computer with a line-in audio jack (most desktops qualify, many laptops don't), and cables to hook them together. Electric signals were measured on a set-up described previously, with the modification that a very low-noise homemade current preamplifier was used. If you're interested in one of these link leads (contains a preamplifier and speaker, does not require a battery), and/or VHF and UHF radios to suit, give me a call or email. An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling. It is possible for the preamplifier to saturate on a strong signal and produce intermodulation products that degrade reception on adjacent channels. Microphone preamplifiers seem to come in two flavors these days: modern designs with lots of bells and whistles (such as EQ, dynamics and A / D converters) and vintage designs, which tend to take a more minimalist approach. This makes it suitable for audio applications, including audio amplifiers and preamplifiers, home entertainment system, mixing desks and audio recording equipment. Placing the preamplifiers as close to the detectors as possible minimizes the output impedance for driving further stages. In 1960, the concept of combining a mic/line preamplifier, low- and high-frequency equalizer, and an echo send into one small module that used only one connector was revolutionary. The seismic components of vocalizations were filtered and amplified separately from the acoustic signals to compensate for not having a preamplifier for the geophones. The microphone signal was amplified by a low-noise preamplifier and was processed by a two-phase lock-in amplifier. The present invention uses a novel shock-sensing method that is both reliable and low-cost, using a modified head preamplifier to detect servo fields from adjacent disk surfaces, as well as the disk surface being written or read. The cover has a surface thermally coupled to the preamplifier to conduct heat from the preamplifier. These antennas contain preamplifiers providing gain levels of 26 dB (standard gain) and 35 dB (high gain). We generally call the first stage the preamplifier, though it may be the only amplification stage. It adds an essential component: the decoder, which also serves as a preamplifier that can make audio adjustments and also select from among several sound sources.
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