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sub·car·ri·er

 (sŭb′kăr′ē-ər)
n. Physics
A section of a transmitted wave used to modify the information-carrying section of the wave.
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subcarrier

(ˈsʌbˌkærɪə)
n
(Broadcasting) a subsidiary carrier wave that is modulated with information and applied as modulation to a main carrier wave that is already modulated with other information
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Translations
Hilfsträger
sous-porteuse
부분송파
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