Definition of superheterodyne in English:

superheterodyne

adjective ˌsuːpəˈhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʌɪnˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪn

Denoting or using a system of radio and television reception in which the receiver produces a tunable signal which is combined with the incoming signal to produce a predetermined intermediate frequency, on which most of the amplification is formed.
超外差（式）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The Lockheed Martin AN / ALR - 56M radar warning receiver is a superheterodyne receiver operating in the 2-20GHz band.

noun ˌsuːpəˈhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʌɪnˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪn

A superheterodyne receiver.
超外差式接收机；超外差式收音机
Example sentencesExamples
- Both radios are similar in design - five - tube superheterodynes with both broadcast and shortwave tuning.
- When I began collecting pre-1930 superheterodynes, I had a lot of trouble finding information about them and their schematics.
- Its quality stood behind the commercial superheterodynes which were produced for marine and navy applications ten years ago.
- Jumping from radio to TV, the first pre-World War II RCA television receivers were superheterodynes with a picture IF of 12.75 MHz.
- It is a T.R.F. (Tuned Radio Frequency) receiver, which is a little unusual as the other receivers in the CR series are superheterodynes.
- They are triple-conversion superheterodynes, with 0.2-0.3 microvolt SSB sensitivity, 2-3 kHz / - 6 decibel selectivity, and frequency stability of 3-5 parts per million.
- The German superheterodynes were always very well screened and featured extensive selectivity before the mixer with three or more tuned circuits.
- The public was not so receptive since superheterodynes were complicated devices requiring many controls, as well as lots of tubes and batteries.
- In one embodiment the superheterodynes circuit operates at 455 kHz which up-converts the usual 67 kHz signal by mixing it with the output of a ceramic resonator controlled local oscillator/mixer.
- He dabbled in radio sales back when they were dubbed superheterodynes, and he brought some of the earliest electric household appliances to San Antonio buyers.
- RF signal generators began to be available for radio servicing about the time that more complex ac radios appeared and superheterodynes became more common.
- This digital book will walk you through the theory behind and the servicing techniques for superheterodynes and provide the type of refined technical advice that cannot be found in modern service books.

Origin

1920s: from supersonic + heterodyne.

Definition of superheterodyne in US English:

superheterodyne

adjectiveˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪnˌso͞opərˈhedərəˌdīn

Denoting or using a system of radio and television reception in which the receiver produces a tunable signal which is combined with the incoming signal to produce a predetermined intermediate frequency, on which most of the amplification is formed.
超外差（式）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The Lockheed Martin AN / ALR - 56M radar warning receiver is a superheterodyne receiver operating in the 2-20GHz band.

nounˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪnˌso͞opərˈhedərəˌdīn

A superheterodyne receiver.
超外差式接收机；超外差式收音机
Example sentencesExamples
- RF signal generators began to be available for radio servicing about the time that more complex ac radios appeared and superheterodynes became more common.
- Both radios are similar in design - five - tube superheterodynes with both broadcast and shortwave tuning.
- The public was not so receptive since superheterodynes were complicated devices requiring many controls, as well as lots of tubes and batteries.
- When I began collecting pre-1930 superheterodynes, I had a lot of trouble finding information about them and their schematics.
- Jumping from radio to TV, the first pre-World War II RCA television receivers were superheterodynes with a picture IF of 12.75 MHz.
- Its quality stood behind the commercial superheterodynes which were produced for marine and navy applications ten years ago.
- He dabbled in radio sales back when they were dubbed superheterodynes, and he brought some of the earliest electric household appliances to San Antonio buyers.
- The German superheterodynes were always very well screened and featured extensive selectivity before the mixer with three or more tuned circuits.
- This digital book will walk you through the theory behind and the servicing techniques for superheterodynes and provide the type of refined technical advice that cannot be found in modern service books.
- It is a T.R.F. (Tuned Radio Frequency) receiver, which is a little unusual as the other receivers in the CR series are superheterodynes.
- In one embodiment the superheterodynes circuit operates at 455 kHz which up-converts the usual 67 kHz signal by mixing it with the output of a ceramic resonator controlled local oscillator/mixer.
- They are triple-conversion superheterodynes, with 0.2-0.3 microvolt SSB sensitivity, 2-3 kHz / - 6 decibel selectivity, and frequency stability of 3-5 parts per million.

Origin

1920s: from supersonic + heterodyne.

单词	superheterodyne
释义	Definition of superheterodyne in English: superheterodyne adjective ˌsuːpəˈhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʌɪnˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪn Denoting or using a system of radio and television reception in which the receiver produces a tunable signal which is combined with the incoming signal to produce a predetermined intermediate frequency, on which most of the amplification is formed. 超外差（式）的 Example sentencesExamples The Lockheed Martin AN / ALR - 56M radar warning receiver is a superheterodyne receiver operating in the 2-20GHz band. noun ˌsuːpəˈhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)dʌɪnˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪn A superheterodyne receiver. 超外差式接收机；超外差式收音机 Example sentencesExamples Both radios are similar in design - five - tube superheterodynes with both broadcast and shortwave tuning. When I began collecting pre-1930 superheterodynes, I had a lot of trouble finding information about them and their schematics. Its quality stood behind the commercial superheterodynes which were produced for marine and navy applications ten years ago. Jumping from radio to TV, the first pre-World War II RCA television receivers were superheterodynes with a picture IF of 12.75 MHz. It is a T.R.F. (Tuned Radio Frequency) receiver, which is a little unusual as the other receivers in the CR series are superheterodynes. They are triple-conversion superheterodynes, with 0.2-0.3 microvolt SSB sensitivity, 2-3 kHz / - 6 decibel selectivity, and frequency stability of 3-5 parts per million. The German superheterodynes were always very well screened and featured extensive selectivity before the mixer with three or more tuned circuits. The public was not so receptive since superheterodynes were complicated devices requiring many controls, as well as lots of tubes and batteries. In one embodiment the superheterodynes circuit operates at 455 kHz which up-converts the usual 67 kHz signal by mixing it with the output of a ceramic resonator controlled local oscillator/mixer. He dabbled in radio sales back when they were dubbed superheterodynes, and he brought some of the earliest electric household appliances to San Antonio buyers. RF signal generators began to be available for radio servicing about the time that more complex ac radios appeared and superheterodynes became more common. This digital book will walk you through the theory behind and the servicing techniques for superheterodynes and provide the type of refined technical advice that cannot be found in modern service books. Origin 1920s: from supersonic + heterodyne. Definition of superheterodyne in US English: superheterodyne adjectiveˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪnˌso͞opərˈhedərəˌdīn Denoting or using a system of radio and television reception in which the receiver produces a tunable signal which is combined with the incoming signal to produce a predetermined intermediate frequency, on which most of the amplification is formed. 超外差（式）的 Example sentencesExamples The Lockheed Martin AN / ALR - 56M radar warning receiver is a superheterodyne receiver operating in the 2-20GHz band. nounˌsupərˈhɛdərəˌdaɪnˌso͞opərˈhedərəˌdīn A superheterodyne receiver. 超外差式接收机；超外差式收音机 Example sentencesExamples RF signal generators began to be available for radio servicing about the time that more complex ac radios appeared and superheterodynes became more common. Both radios are similar in design - five - tube superheterodynes with both broadcast and shortwave tuning. The public was not so receptive since superheterodynes were complicated devices requiring many controls, as well as lots of tubes and batteries. When I began collecting pre-1930 superheterodynes, I had a lot of trouble finding information about them and their schematics. Jumping from radio to TV, the first pre-World War II RCA television receivers were superheterodynes with a picture IF of 12.75 MHz. Its quality stood behind the commercial superheterodynes which were produced for marine and navy applications ten years ago. He dabbled in radio sales back when they were dubbed superheterodynes, and he brought some of the earliest electric household appliances to San Antonio buyers. The German superheterodynes were always very well screened and featured extensive selectivity before the mixer with three or more tuned circuits. This digital book will walk you through the theory behind and the servicing techniques for superheterodynes and provide the type of refined technical advice that cannot be found in modern service books. It is a T.R.F. (Tuned Radio Frequency) receiver, which is a little unusual as the other receivers in the CR series are superheterodynes. In one embodiment the superheterodynes circuit operates at 455 kHz which up-converts the usual 67 kHz signal by mixing it with the output of a ceramic resonator controlled local oscillator/mixer. They are triple-conversion superheterodynes, with 0.2-0.3 microvolt SSB sensitivity, 2-3 kHz / - 6 decibel selectivity, and frequency stability of 3-5 parts per million. Origin 1920s: from supersonic + heterodyne.
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