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passband
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pass·band  (psbnd)
n.
The range of frequencies transmitted by a bandpass filter.


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Until now, users of optical filters have had two choices: either tunable with a complex and expensive design, or fixed with more desirable prices and flat-top passbands made possible with multi-cavity designs.
The iDSC 1816 has these important features: -- data acquisition with 16-bit resolution, optical isolation, and anti-aliasing -- 8 differential inputs with simultaneous sampling and independent filters -- onboard filters with flat passbands, linear phase, and steep roll-off -- wide-ranging cut-off frequencies up to 61.
The iDSC 1816 has these important features: -- data acquisition with 16-bit resolution, optical isolation, and anti-aliasing -- 8 differential inputs with simultaneous sampling and independent filters -- onboard filters with flat passbands, linear phase, and steep roll-off -- wide-ranging cut-off frequencies up to 61.
 
 
 
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