The circuit that separates the audio signal from the radio signal out of the received signal.
TV demodulators strip the video and audio signals from the carrier frequency. The composite video and audio can then be used as any other video or audio feed for studio use
The circuit in a receiver which recovers the audio from a received RF signal. Also known as a detector.
A processing unit that takes modulated video and audio signals at RF and converts them to baseband signals.
A devide which strip the video and audio signals from the carrier frequency.
rectifier that extracts modulation from a radio carrier wave
a component of a data set or modem which converts analog data to digital data by receiving tones sent over a communication line
a TV Tuner that is used to select an RF channel and turn it into baseband video and line-level audio
Used to transmit digital information across an analogue channel, such as a phone line. Modems are necessary because of the technical difficulties of transmitting a purely digital signal.
A device that extracts digital information from transmitted carrier waves.
A device which extracts the baseband signal from the transmitted carrier wave.
A device that strips the video and audio signals from the carrier frequency.
The device which allows a computer to communicate and exchange information with other modem-equipped computers via normal phone lines.
Satellite receiver circuit that extracts or "demodulates" the wanted signals from the received carrier.
another term for detector, by analog to broadcast radio receivers.
A videoconference receiver circuit which extracts or "demodulates" the "wanted" signals from the received carrier.
A device that recovers the original signal from a modulated carrier signal, such that the characteristics of the original are faithfully reproduced. Implements the process of Demodulation.
Section of a satellite receiver designed to extract the audio and video information from an incoming signal.
Device that converts computer data into high-frequency signals or vice versa, for transmission over phone lines.
A device that extracts the baseband signal from a modulated carrier.
Equipment that converts the RF signal from the carrier into baseband signals (video, audio, or data) for further processing or amplification.
(MODEM) A device for transmitting digital data over telephone wires by modulating the data into an audio signal to send it and demodulating an audio signal into data to receive it.
An electronic circuit usually found in a radio receiver that is used to extract information from a carrier wave.
A receiver circuit which extracts or "demodulates" the desired signal information from the received carrier.
The process of separating the RF carrier from the information signal in a modulated signal.
Device that filters the original information out of an altered signal again. DeviceNet - conformity and interoperability Confirmation of agreement of a bus node with the DeviceNet specifications and correct interoperability with other DeviceNet nodes.
A demodulator is an electronic circuit used to recover the information content from the carrier wave of a signal. The term is usually used in connection with radio receivers, but there are many kinds of demodulators used in many other systems. Another common one is in a modem, which is a contraction of the terms modulator/demodulator.
