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pulse amplitude

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pulse amplitude [′pəls ¦am·plə‚tüd]
(physics)
The peak, average, effective, instantaneous, or other magnitude of a pulse, usually with respect to the normal constant value; the exact meaning should be specified when giving a numerical value.


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However, by comparing figures of waveforms generated with similar conditions of noise and jitter relative to pulse amplitude and transition duration (or pulse duration), it appears the waveforms extracted using the median method exhibit less departure from the target values in the vicinities of aberrations than does the spline method.
In certain conditions, the isolated pulse amplitude relative to the threshold level could be 10 times smaller than the DC logic level.
But the team also will have access to some sophisticated equipment, including a pulse amplitude modulation fluorometer, a $13,000 piece of equipment that helps analyze how the algae utilize sunlight in photosynthesis.
 
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