uhf tuner meaning
[Electronics]
1. A superheterodyne receiver front end tunable in the ultra-high-frequency (UHF) range. It is usually arranged to deliver the mixer output to a lower-frequency receiver.
2. A television receiver front end tunable to the UHF channels.
1. A superheterodyne receiver front end tunable in the ultra-high-frequency (UHF) range. It is usually arranged to deliver the mixer output to a lower-frequency receiver.
2. A television receiver front end tunable to the UHF channels.
Examples
More: Next- As a CBS station, WHCT's ratings were low because television sets were not required to have UHF tuners until 1964.
- Some TV receivers could be ordered with a UHF tuner, but very few were so equipped in North Louisiana in the 1950s.
- As TV manufacturers were not required at the time to include UHF tuners in new TV's, few could receive the station.
- Later ( following the launch of the second network ) UHF tuners were added but early versions only covered the lower part of the band.
- For broadcast TV viewing, the unit features a built-in VHF / UHF tuner with channel select memory and 12-channel auto-preset.
