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subcarrier
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subcarrier

A secondary telecommunications channel that resides within the main channel (a carrier within a carrier). A type of multiplexing, the subcarrier is a modulated carrier signal at a lower frequency that is combined with the main carrier signal running at a higher frequency.

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Color TV signals were added in a subcarrier to black and white signals in order to maintain backward compatibility with monochrome TV sets. Stereo was added to FM radio in a subcarrier for compatibility. Subcarriers are also often used to provide the audio channel in a video broadcast. See carrier.


subcarrier [¦səb′kar·ē·ər]
(communications)
A carrier that is applied as a modulating wave to modulate another carrier.


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5, 2006 and describes a method and apparatus for allocating subcarriers in an orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) system.
With this tool, many analysis functions are available including time domain RF and I&Q graphs, frequency spectrogram, power spectral density, constellation diagrams, EVM per symbol or subcarriers and peak, average power levels and many other functions.
With this tool, many analysis functions are available, including time domain RF and I&Q graphs, frequency spectrogram, power spectral density, constellation diagrams, EVM per symbol or subcarriers and peak, average power levels and many other functions.
 
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