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television tuner

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television tuner [′tel·ə‚vizh·ən ‚tü·nər]
(electronics)
A component in a television receiver that selects the desired channel and converts the frequencies received to lower frequencies within the passband of the intermediate-frequency amplifier; for very-high-frequency reception there are 12 discrete positions (channels 2-13); for ultra-high-frequency reception continuous tuning is usually employed.


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