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see carrier-free.
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A term broadly used to designate a single RF frequency upon which audio signals can be impressed.
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A signal that is being modulated by some other signal, as in FM synthesis.
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A person who has both a recessive mutated gene and a normal form of that gene. Carriers don't usually develop the disease associated with the gene mutation, but they can pass the mutation on to their children.
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The basic radio, television, or telephony Center of frequency transmit signal. The carrier in an analogue signal. It is modulated by manipulating its amplitude (making it louder or softer) or its frequency (shifting it up or down) in relation to the carrier centre frequency. Satellite carriers operating in the analogue mode are usually frequency modulated.
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