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frequency modulation
This term refers to a specific technical process in telecommunications and electronics. It is primarily used in professional, scientific, and engineering contexts to describe a method of signal transmission that is more resistant to noise than amplitude modulation. In common parlance, it is almost exclusively referred to by its abbreviation, FM, as in FM radio.
As a technical compound noun describing a specific physical process, the term is treated as uncountable. It refers to the concept or the method itself rather than a discrete object that can be counted.
Meanings
Examples
Frequency modulation is used to reduce the impact of noise on the signal.
The professor explained how frequency modulation differs from amplitude modulation.
The professor explained how frequency modulation differs from amplitude modulation.
I wonder if this old receiver still supports frequency modulation.
Frequency modulation allows for higher fidelity audio transmission.
Frequency modulation allows for higher fidelity audio transmission.
We need to adjust the frequency modulation to stabilize the carrier wave.
The radio station uses frequency modulation to provide a clearer sound for listeners.
Is frequency modulation the best choice for this specific bandwidth?
The device employs frequency modulation to encode data onto the signal.