diplex
comodulated
multiplexing
comodulation
bifrequency
equalize
syntonic
mesochronous
homodyne
dual-band
wobbulate
EQ
signalplex
comodulate
heterodyne
remodulation
spectromodulation
intradyne
wobbulation
syntonous
equifrequent
co-channel interference
intersignal
multioscillatory
beat
suppress
countersignal
subsynchronous
multiplex
band
synchronous
basis
Nyquist frequency
dual-frequency
demultiplex
baseband
multisync
isospectral
filter bank
single-sideband modulation
mix
syntonize
crossband
autocovariance
composite sync
synchrogram
requantization
crossover
deblend
intermodulation
multichannel recorder
syntonization
contraplex
codirectional
analog signal
low-pass filter
bandpassing
demodulation
convolver
regularly
resignal
jam
antisynchronous
colorburst
mixer
selectivity
sideband
transpond
multispectral
normofrequent
band plan
warblet
high-pass filter
syntony
unifrequency
quantize
phase
wideband
radio fix
deramp
red noise
degree of freedom
bandlimit
superchannel
synchronal
broadband
semio-
dot
autogain
pink noise
flanging
data stream
demodulator
detector
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English words for 'Simulcast the same signal on two frequencies.'

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