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automatic frequency control
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automatic frequency control: see automatic tuning control automatic tuning control (ATC), method or device to keep a radio or television receiver automatically tuned to a desired frequency or channel. Assuming that the receiver is at least approximately tuned to the desired frequency, a circuit in the receiver develops an
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automatic frequency control [¦ȯd·ə¦mad·ik ′frē·kwən·sē kən‚trōl]
(electronics)
Abbreviated AFC.
A circuit used to maintain the frequency of an oscillator within specified limits, as in a transmitter.
A circuit used to keep a superheterodyne receiver tuned accurately to a given frequency by controlling its local oscillator, as in an FM receiver.
A circuit used in radar superheterodyne receivers to vary the local oscillator frequency so as to compensate for changes in the frequency of the received echo signal.
A circuit used in television receivers to make the frequency of a sweep oscillator correspond to the frequency of the synchronizing pulses in the received signal.


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