【こんしん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb
  1. jamming; interference; cross talk
Forms
  • 【こんしん】
  • こんしん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. jamming
    2. This refers to the disruption of communication signals, often caused by noise or interference. It is typically used in contexts relating to electronics or telecommunications, where signals are blocked or distorted.
    The radio communication is experiencing jamming.
    His voice could not be heard due to jamming.
  2. interference
    3. This meaning pertains to unwanted disturbances that affect the performance of a system, often resulting from external sources. It can apply to various fields like radio broadcasting or electronics.
    There is interference in the television broadcast.
    It is difficult to hear the call because of the interference.
  3. cross talk
    4. This term is used to describe the phenomenon where sounds or conversations from one channel bleed into another, causing confusion or miscommunication. It is commonly associated with telephony or audio systems.
    Crosstalk occurred during the meeting.
    I couldn’t understand them because their voices were crossing over.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to experience interferenceeffects of jammingto prevent jammingto jam or interferejamming in wireless communicationstate of interferenceto measure interferencecross talk of informationinterference circuitjamming filter
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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