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balanced detector

balanced detector

[′bal·ənst di′tek·tər]
(electronics)
A detector used in frequency-modulation receivers; in one form the audio output is the rectified difference between voltages produced across two resonant circuits, one being tuned slightly above the carrier frequency and one slightly below.
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Balanced detector output signal show the interference fringes signal.
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