【びじゃくでんぱ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. low-power transmission; weak signals
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. low-power transmission
    2. This refers to signals that have a low strength, often used in contexts like radio communications or data transmission where the system is designed to operate at reduced power levels.
    This research is about the use of low-power transmissions.
    How do low-power transmissions send information?
  2. weak signals
    3. This describes signals that are not strong enough to be easily detected or processed, often applicable in telecommunications or signals received from distant sources.
    Weak signals are difficult to receive in that area.
    Communication was interrupted due to weak signals.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to receive weak signalsmeasurement of low-power transmissionweak signals reachinfluence of weak signalslow-power communicationtechnology for weak signalsutilization of low-power transmissionenvironment of weak signalsweak signal measuring devicepropagation of weak signals
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