different between hyperband vs narrowband
hyperband
English
Etymology
hyper- +? band
Adjective
hyperband (not comparable)
- extremely wide wideband, comprising at least an order of magnitude difference between the bottom and top frequency
Related terms
- ultrawideband
- wideband
- narrowband
- baseband
- broadband
- band
Noun
hyperband (uncountable)
- a transmission band used in cable television in Europe
Related terms
- superband
- midband
- band I
- band II
- band III
- band IV
- band V
See also
- UHF
- VHF
- FM
- AM
- OTA
- TV-B
- CATV
hyperband From the web:
- what does hyperband mean
narrowband
English
Etymology
narrow +? band
Adjective
narrowband (not comparable)
- Describing communication systems with a smaller bandwidth than wideband.
Derived terms
- narrowbanding
Related terms
- hyperband
- ultrawideband
- wideband
- baseband
- broadband
- band
narrowband From the web:
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- what is narrowband iot
- what is narrowband and broadband
- what is narrowband and wideband
- what is narrowband and wideband fm
- what is narrowband noise
- what is narrowband interference
- what is narrowband fm
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