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A process whereby the amplitude (loudness) of a sound is varied over time. When varied slowly, a tremolo effect occurs. If the frequency of modulation is high, many side frequencies are created which can strongly alter the timbre of a sound.
Ãâó: www.planetquake.com/zs/resources/references/mgloss...
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| amplitude modulation |
A process that allows you to modify the amplitude (or level) of a sound using various other signal sources. This allows you to produce a range of tremolo or timbre modulation (wah-wah) type of effects. Also known as AM.
Ãâó: www.modularsynth.co.uk/glossary.htm
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the strength or "loudness" of the seismic signal at any time. The amplitude of a reflection event is taken to be proportional to the reflection coefficient at the boundary, although the seismic wavelet and tuning phenomenon may corrupt this relationship. Since reflection coefficients can be negative or positive, seismologists speak of both negative and positive amplitudes.
Ãâó: www.chromaenergy.com/ourtechnology_glossary.asp
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RFID signals are in the form of a radio wave and amplitude is the measure of a RFID radio wave in terms of height, from zenith to nadir.
Ãâó: pffc-online.com/tapes/rfid_glossary_0305/
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| amplitude modulation |
Transmission of information on a communication line by varying voltage level or amplitude.
Ãâó: www.reveal.co.uk/link/terms/A.htm
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