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pulse transmitter

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pulse transmitter [′pəls tranz‚mid·ər]
(electronics)
A pulse-modulated transmitter whose peak-power-output capabilities are usually large with respect to the average-power-output rating.


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Low-loss filter The millimeter-band pulse transmitter carries energy in a short pulse across an extremely wide band, which must be able to extract only that band needed for transmission.
 
 
 
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