phase modulation

English

Noun

phase modulation (usually uncountable, plural phase modulations) (abbreviated as PM)

1. A method of sending information by modifying (modulating) the difference in phase (fraction of a wave length) between a signal and a reference.

Related terms

• phase modulator

Translations

form of modulation

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 相位調制 / 相位调制 (xiàngwèi tiáozhì)

• Dutch: fasemodulatie (nl)
• Finnish: vaihemodulointi, vaihemodulaatio (fi)
• French: modulation de phase
• German: Phasenmodulation f
• Greek: διαμόρφωση φάσης (diamórfosi fásis)
• Hungarian: fázismoduláció
• Icelandic: fasamótun f
• Italian: modulazione di fase
• Japanese: 位相変調 (いそうへんちょう, izōhenchō)
• Korean: 위상 변조 (wisang byeonjo)
• Latin: modulatio phasium
• Macedonian: фазна модулација (mk) f (fazna modulacija)
• Polish: modulacja fazy f
• Portuguese: modulação em fase f
• Romanian: modulație de fază f
• Russian: модуля́ция участка (moduljácija učastka)
• Spanish: modulación de la fase
• Swedish: fasmodulering c

See also

• amplitude modulation
• frequency modulation