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time-domain averaging

time-domain averaging noun: a method for processing and analyzing signals, particularly when there is a requirement to reduce the impact of short-term fluctuations or noise.

Noun

time-domain averaging (uncountable)

  1. A method for processing and analyzing signals, particularly when there is a requirement to reduce the impact of short-term fluctuations or noise.

Questions about time-domain averaging

What does time-domain averaging mean?
Time-domain averaging means a method for processing and analyzing signals, particularly when there is a requirement to reduce the impact of short-term fluctuations or noise.
What part of speech is time-domain averaging?
Time-domain averaging is a noun.

Words near time-domain averaging in the dictionary

  1. time-detectors
  2. time-distance
  3. time-division
  4. time-divisions
  5. time-domain analysis
  6. time-domain averaging
  7. time-domain electromagnetic method
  8. time-domain electromagnetic methods
  9. time-domain reflectometer
  10. time-domain reflectometers
  11. time-domain reflectometry

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