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horizontal frequency

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horizontal frequency [‚här·ə′zänt·əl ′frē·kwən·sē]
(electronics)


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[FIGURE 1, 5 OMITTED] The Beta 40s have some small energy loss over a broad range of the upper midrange as shown in the average of the horizontal frequency response curve (Figure 3 bottom), making them less hyper and more relaxed-sounding than some "audiophile" speakers.
Additionally, high definition video is flagged by the HD pin going low when the input horizontal frequency is greater than 20KHz.
Note that while this curve is plotted at 1 dB/vertical division for ready comparison its aspect ratio has been set to be the same as Figure 1 and the horizontal frequency has been offset to permit alignment with Figure 1).
 
 
 
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