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noise filter

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noise filter [′nȯiz ‚fil·tər]
(electronics)
A filter that is inserted in an alternating-current power line to block noise interference that would otherwise travel through the line in either direction and affect the operation of receivers.
A filter used in a radio receiver to reduce noise, usually an auxiliary low-pass filter which can be switched in or out of the audio system.


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