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signal converter

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signal converter

A device that changes the electrical or light characteristics of a signal.



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All those sets will have to be replaced, or, in the best-case scenario, have some kind of signal converter during a transition period that could last from five to 10 years.
Image makers: Brazil could chart its own course in the swiftly ... by Somenzari, Luciano / Latin Trade
The company may have finally hit on a successful MD package by bundling the nifty little MZ-R70 portable player/recorder with the MiniDisc PC Link Interface, a gizmo that connects an external audio signal converter for the MD recorder to your Windows or Mac computer.
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Agilent's new de-emphasis signal converter allows injection of such signals when used as a front-end for Agilent's J-BERT N4903A high-performance serial BERT and the 81141/2A Serial Pulse Pattern Generator.
TRADE NEWS: Agilent Technologies Introduces Industry's First ... by Business Wire
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