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amplitude modulation

Method by which radio waves carry information. AM waves are constant in frequency, but the amplitude of the transmitting wave continually varies in accordance with the signal being broadcast.



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[1] Because IC is amplitude modulated, there is also no accommodation of the stimulated nerve fibers.
Using a software program written by one of us (HSH), the system generated five different waveforms: monophasic (MP); symmetric biphasic (SBP) bursts of 10 or 25 symmetrical pulses (10 SP and 25 SP); and amplitude modulated (AM), also known as premodulated interferential current.
The ASH receiver contains all the RF electronics needed to amplify, filter and detect a pulse amplitude modulated (PAM) signal, converting it to a CMOS-compatible data stream.
 
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