transmitter
142
3.9
- noun
- /trænzˈmɪtər/
- Specialized
:
transmisor
- I place the bag with the radio transmitter on a chair close to the examining table.
- radio transmitter
- transmitter and receiver
- wireless transmitter
If you're going to be building any kind of transmitter or receiver, you need math.
- If you're going to be building any kind of transmitter or receiver, you need math.
- But what makes it loads better is the transmitter's ability to track a moving receiver.
- And the Tricelarians destroy the transmitters that would send out this, this pulse.
- And in the back of this book was an FM transmitter.
- Satellite mass, satellite wet mass as a function of transmitter power and in this case, propellant mass.
- The FBI planted a transmitter in her head.
- And so in this video, we're going to make ample use of my retro matter transmitter.
- And the most numerous transmitters we have are still the ground based broadcast television and radio stations.
- So you have a USB going to a dongle that extends the range of the radio frequency transmitter, the wireless transmitter that connects to your headset.
- This is kind of the most really the most basic that you can make a transmitter.
- It could be, and I know this sounds crazy, it could be the transmitter pack for the microphone she was wearing right there.
Examples
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This is the wireless transmitter that transmits the signal from your sound device.
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Because in a few hours, our transmitter will become operational.
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OK, you can have only one transmitter for each of the radio bands.
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Higher orbit, more powerful transmitter.
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Because the signal has a broad, flat spectrum, it uses the transmitter power with almost ideal efficiency.
Academic text (1999) -
Of course, a transmitter like that isn't standard equipment.
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At the start of acceleration, the transmitter sends a signal toward the receiver, a distance L away.
Academic text (1996) -
And the most numerous transmitters we have are still the ground based broadcast television and radio stations.
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What's the range of the emergency transmitters?
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The transmitter sends signals to the receiver, allowing you to listen to your favorite radio station.
Synonyms
73
5.6
A device that gives off light, heat, or sound
49
7.5
An electronic device that receives a signal and sends a reply automatically
18
5.6
A device that sends and receives signals, like a radio
7
3.4
A device that sends out radio signals
1
5.3
A device that sends radio or television signals
1
4.1
A device that sends radio signals to guide ships or aircraft
1
3.5
A device that sends television signals for people to watch
1
4.1
A device on a satellite that sends signals to Earth or other satellites
A device that makes weak radio or phone signals stronger and sends them on
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
4.1
A device on a satellite that sends signals to Earth or other satellites
- Specialized
A device that makes weak radio or phone signals stronger and sends them on
How Far
3
3.4
- Specialized
1
4.1
- Specialized
142
3.9
- Specialized
34
5.9
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transmitter comes from Latin parts trans- ('across') and mittere ('to send'), just like the simple verb send. That is why a radio or TV transmitter is a device that 'sends' signals 'across' the air to many receivers.