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- of the words compressing and expanding, which are the functions of a compander at the transmitting and receiving ends, respectively. The use of companding...
- systems actually add noise to a signal to improve its quality. Dual-ended compander noise reduction systems have a pre-emphasis process applied during recording...
- compression analogue compander for audio recordings. The idea of a compander for consumer devices was based on studies of a fixed two-band compander by Jürgen Wermuth...
- telecommunications network operator Telcom (compander), a compression system for audio recordings telcom c4, a professional compander for audio noise reduction by Telefunken...
- The UC compander system (with "UC" derived from Universal Compatible or Universal Compander) is a noise reduction system for vinyl records, aiming at highest...
- mid-1980s. Yet another noise reduction system for vinyl records was the UC compander system developed by Zentrum Wissenschaft und Technik (ZWT) of Kombinat...
- high-p**** bands allows greater noise reduction in the upper frequencies.) The compander circuit has a threshold of −40 dB, with a ratio of 2:1 for a compression/expansion...
- dbx is a family of noise reduction systems developed by the company of the same name. The most common implementations are dbx Type I and dbx Type II for...
- Televerket invented a different stereo broadcasting system called the Compander System. It had a high level of channel separation and could even be used...
- range expander (crystalizer) Side-chain Compressor (sidechaincompress) Compander (compand) Noise gate (agate) Side-chain Noise gate(sidechaingate) Distortion...