preselection
- noun
- /ˌpriːsɪˈlɛkʃən/
- Specialized
- Modern radios often include a preselection stage to improve signal clarity.
Examples
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Without proper preselection, the receiver picked up too much background noise.
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The technician adjusted the preselection to reduce interference from nearby stations.
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The radio uses a preselection method to enhance clarity.
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I learned about preselection in my communications class.
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The technician adjusted the preselection to reduce interference from nearby stations.
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Modern radios often include a preselection stage to improve signal clarity.
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Without proper preselection, the receiver picked up too much background noise.
Synonyms
A device that selects a radio frequency before the main receiver
How Selective
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Preselection comes from pre- meaning 'before' and selection from select, meaning 'choose'. In radio use, a preselection is a first 'choosing' step before the main receiver that lets only the right frequencies through, like a small filter that keeps out other stations.