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all-channel: a domestic TV or FM radio receiving antenna able to receive efficiently all the bands in local use
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

all-channel: a broadband amplifier capable of amplifying without distortion television and broadcast radio signals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channel: means of one-way transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

channel: a thin semiconductor layer between the source region and the drain region,the conductance of which is controlled by the gate voltage
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channel: the individual routes or lines of guideway or railway within a station that contain platform positions for unloading/loading of passengers
Category: Building industry

channel: the way in which a nuclear reaction proceeds
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

channel: a passage through the core of a reactor
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

channel: an arrangement of interconnected components within a system that initiates a single output
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

channel: a means of one-way transmission. A defined sequence of periods (e.g. timeslots) in a TDMA system; a defined frequency band in an FDMA system; a defined sequence of periods and frequency bands in a frequency hopped system
Category: News-systems and communications

channel: one of several signal paths on a switching card
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channel: an information transfer path
Category: General

channel: /see 'channelling': Comité d`étude des termes techniques français/
Category: Building industry

channel-attached: Describing the attachment of devices directly to the input/output channels of a (mainframe) computer; devices attached to a controlling unit by cables, rather than by telecommunications circuits; same as locally attached (IBM)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

channel-gain: a user-defined sequence of channels with corresponding gains
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Channeling: the formation of vertical channels of high permeability or even complete voids in the stockcolumn of a blast furnace,through which a large proportion of the gases will flow at high velocity(BF irregularity)
Category: Iron and steel industries

channeling: voids in shoulder area between buffed surface and new tread
Category: Various industries and crafts

channelisation: the division of a larger capacity channel into a number of smaller channels for use by multiple functions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channelization: The separation or regulation of conflicting traffic movements into definite paths of travel by use of pavement markings, raised islands, or other suitable means to facilitate the safe and orderly movement of traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian. ( Highway Capacity Manual, 65, p. 12)
Category: Transport

channelization: the use of islands and carriageway marking to direct traffic movement
Category: Building industry

channelization: The widening,deepening or straightening of a natural stream in order to improve navigability or accelerate the passage of flood peaks.
Category: Building industry

channelizing: the process of subdividing wideband transmission facilities for the purpose of putting many different circuits,requiring comparatively narrow bandwidths,on a single wideband facility
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

channelled: a gate array base die with basic cells arranged in rows or columns
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channelling: an increased penetration depth of atoms in the ion implantation technique; obtained by adjusting the crystallographic orientation of the semiconductor so that the incident ion beam is parallel with the closest-packed crystal planes in the semiconductor and penetrates with minimum interaction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

channelling: the utilisation of a modulation frequency band for the simultaneous transmission from two or more communication channels in which the channel separation is accomplished by the use of carriers or subcarriers,each in a different discrete frequency band forming a subdivision of the main band.This covers a special case of multiplex transmission
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

common-channel: a system whereby all signaling for a number of voice paths is carried over one common channel,instead of within each individual channel
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

common-channel: the use of a separate path between offices to carry the signals associated with a group of communication paths
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

D-channel: the customer access of an ISDN contains this message based signalling circuit with an information rate of l6 kbit/s or 64 kbit/s.This circuit is mainly used for network signalling information
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

D-channel: specified portion of the information-carrying capacity of an interface which may have different bit rates; the D-channel is primarily intended to carry signalling information for circuit switching by the ISDN
Category: News-systems and communications

dual-channel: a method of radiodirection finding using a cathode-ray direction finder
Category: News-systems and communications

epitaxial-layered-channel: an epitaxial-layered field-effect transistor in which the channel region consists of an epitaxial layer deposited by the masked multi-layer growth technique,and in which the impurity density in the channel region is uniform
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-channel: /the conventional stereo systems offer only frontal side-to-side sound...The 4-channel stereo system adds front-to-rear dimensions result in realistic sound reproduction. SONY catalogue in TIME 720925/
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gradual-channel: analytical approximation for the channel region in a field-effect transistor; assumes that current flow along the channel is everywhere perpendicular to equipotential surfaces and that the channel width slowly varies between the source and drain regions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

interchannel: the interference in a given channel caused by signals in one or more of the other channels
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multi-channel: pertaining to or designating a transmission system in which two or more channels are used for transmission of the same signal propagating in the same direction between the same two points
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multichannel: With two or more communication bands(e.g.receiver).
Category: General

two-channel: device which permits direct program access to attached input-output devices(magnetic disc storage)through two channels(selector channels)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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