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A flat piece of glass or gelatin with no optical properties other than to control the color or intensity of light.
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A processed used to clarify wine. Some claim it can also strip flavour so many producers filter very lightly or not at all.
Ãâó: www.wine-pages.com/course/glossary.shtml
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A series of processes that physically removes particles from water.
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A frequency-sensitive network that attenuates unwanted noise and ripple components of a rectified output.
Ãâó: www.snaptec.com.au/technicalnotes/glossary.htm
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A filter is used to remove unwanted material from a signal. In order to remove high frequency noise from a signal a low pass filter is used. This filter is designed to "pass" frequencies below the specified limit and block frequencies above that limit. Back to top
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