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Amplitude Characteristic

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Amplitude Characteristic 

the dependence of the amplitude of a signal at the output of an apparatus or instrument on the amplitude of the signal at its input. According to the shape of the amplitude characteristic, it is possible to estimate the linearity of a system (electrical, mechanical, and other apparatus), its nonlinear distortion (in case of deviation of the amplitude characteristic from a straight line), the effectiveness of a receiver’s automatic gain control, and so on.



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The amplitude characteristics of this series of sands look identical to the Jobar and the Perdido Creek fields with the exception that it is much more extensive in area.
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The amplitude characteristics of this series of sands look identical to the Jobar and the Perdido Creek fields with the exception that it is much more extensive in area.
 
 
 
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