double-tuned detector
double-tuned detector
[¦dəb·əl ‚tünd di′tek·tər] (electronics)
A type of frequency-modulation discriminator in which the limiter output transformer has two secondaries, one tuned above the resting frequency and the other tuned an equal amount below.
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