“transmitter”簡單造句，transmitter造句子

With current technology, one side sends then waits while the transmitter at the other end takes its turn.

It is already possible to power small electronic devices, such as wireless sensors installed in buildings and industrial machinery, using a dedicated microwave transmitter nearby.

All data collected by the spacecraft will get beamed back to Earth using a radio transmitter and an 83-inch diameter radio antenna.

The mosquito is a transmitter of disease.

The transmitter was pulsed by an electron tube.

It was not the farmer's wife, but the mini-radio transmitter which cut off their tails, rendering newer mouses wireless.

The HB-SIA aircraft was due to attempt a 24-hour trip from Payerne airfield in Switzerland yesterday, but the trial was halted after the aircraft’s data transmitter failed.

So this ratio immediately gives you the transmitter velocity.

But once, he remembered, a colleague stood next to a transmitter wearing wire-rimmed glasses and got burned.

The entire length of the tower is equipped with a feeder (a coaxial wave-guide) through which signals are transmitted from the transmitter to the antenna on the spire.

The TJS includes a receiver, processor, aircrew interfaces, and transmitter pods.

Building segments of the plant's solar arrays on Earth, along with supports and a central transmitter, would take two years or so.

Bumper Beeper radio beacon transmitter, hidden in or on a vehicle for use with radio tailing equipment.

Creates one or more transmitter topics.

France Info radio quoted an airport authority source as saying that its absence from the radar could be a question of a transmitter failure, but that this would be a very rare occurrence.

The transmitter output-air pressure for a pneumatic transmitter-is piped to the recording or control instrument.

The snag, however, has been that while efficiency is good at close contact, it can drop to zero at even a few millimetres from the transmitter.

This was an enormous gamble but he hedged the risk by describing himself as no more than a transmitter of older ideas.