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suppressed carrier

suppressed carrier

[sə′prest ′kar·ē·ər]
(communications)
A carrier in a modulated signal that is suppressed at the transmitter; the chrominance subcarrier in a color television transmitter is an example.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Mitchell, "Performance analysis of multi-wavelength RoF system applying double sideband suppressed carrier DSB-SC modulation", Electronic letters, 1995.
Simulative analysis of BER and Q-factor for sub-carrier multiplexing (SCM) based Bi-directional Radio over fiber communication system
The envelope signals of the two- and four-tones, which have the same amplitudes and identical tone-spacings of 2[w.sub.1], with suppressed carrier modulation, are given as
An adaptive feedforward amplifier for WCDMA base stations using imperfect signal cancellation. (Technical Feature)
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