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band-pass filter
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band-pass filter [′band ‚pas ‚fil·tər]
(electronics)
An electric filter which transmits more or less uniformly in a certain band, outside of which the frequency components are attenuated.
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Tokyo, Sept 17, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - TDK Corporation announced today that it developed and began mass-producing in September a multilayer bandpass filter for 2.
TDK Develops, Begins Mass-Producing Industry's First* 1608-Size, ... by JCN Newswires
Tokyo, Sept 17, 2008 - (ACN Newswire) - TDK Corporation announced today that it developed and began mass-producing in September a multilayer bandpass filter for 2.
TDK Develops, Begins Mass-Producing Industry's First 1608-Size, ... by ACN Newswire
A example could be a three-port circulator used with a fiber grating to realize a narrowband bandpass filter working in transmission.
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