sideband

British  

/ ˈsaɪdˌbænd /

noun

1. the frequency band either above ( upper sideband ) or below ( lower sideband ) the carrier frequency, within which fall the spectral components produced by modulation of a carrier wave See also single sideband transmission

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Example Sentences

Dee Denver of the Oregon State University College of Science led a 10-week laboratory project that showed the effect of a biotool marketed as Nemaslug on the Pacific sideband snail.

From Science Daily

Have a HAM or sideband radio… Not everyone is going to make it...

From Los Angeles Times

A common route to achieving this goal is sideband cooling — a technique that uses light to reduce mechanical fluctuations and that was previously applied to trapped ions.

From Nature

Theory of excitonic high-order sideband generation in semiconductors under a strong terahertz field.

From Nature

Both radial modes are coupled to the axial detector using sideband drives, which cools the radial modes to the sideband limit22 , corresponding to E+,c/kB ≈ 350 K and |E−,c|/kB ≈ 90 mK.

From Nature