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scatter band

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scatter band [′skadĀ·ər ‚band]
(communications)
In pulse interrogation systems, the total bandwidth occupied by the frequency spread by numerous interrogations operating on the same nominal radio frequency.


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These models assume that the scatter band of the fracture toughness values can be modeled using Weibull statistics.
Other, more practical books show the scatter band that exists in reality because of chemical, processing and procedural variations and measurement errors.
The virgin, bottle flake, and recycled powder define a relatively narrow scatter band, with no significant differences between the materials.
 
 
 
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