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modulator

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mod·u·la·tor  (mj-ltr)
n.
A device used to modulate an electromagnetic wave.
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Aggregation of functions with the optical modulator Thus far it had been difficult to reduce the size of conventional wavelength tunable lasers, as it was impossible to integrate them with optical modulators required for achieving long-distance transmission, and as such it was necessary to use the lasers by connecting them with external optical modulators.
Fujitsu Develops Wavelength Tunable Laser by JCN Newswires
A cell expressing the Edg-3 receptor is contacted with a modulator of the Edg-3 receptor sufficient to modulate the Edg-3 receptor mediated biological activity.
Maniv Energy obtains United States patent by BIOTECH Patent News
Tokyo, Japan, Sept 29, 2006 - (JCN) - The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) today announced its launch of a high speed optical modulator for light network.
NICT to Launch the World's Fastest and Highest Density Optical ... by JCNN News Summaries
 
 
 
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