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# The frequency of a transmitter's output when no information is being added (unmodulated).
# The frequency of a transmitter's output when no information is being added (unmodulated).
# The frequency of an unmodulated transmitter output.
# The frequency of an unmodulated transmitter output.
# Is the specific high-frequency rate of a carrier signal. It is typically a sinusoid with constant frequency and sufficient power that acts as the baseline for transmitting information.

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English

Noun

  1. The frequency of a transmitter's output when no information is being added (unmodulated).
  2. The frequency of an unmodulated transmitter output.
  3. Is the specific high-frequency rate of a carrier signal. It is typically a sinusoid with constant frequency and sufficient power that acts as the baseline for transmitting information.