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preamplifier
[ pree-am-pluh-fahy-er ]
noun
- a device in the amplifier circuit of a radio or phonograph that increases the strength of a weak signal for detection and further amplification.
preamplifier
/ priːˈæmplɪˌfaɪə /
noun
- an electronic amplifier used to improve the signal-to-noise ratio of an electronic device. It boosts a low-level signal to an intermediate level before it is transmitted to the main amplifier Sometimes shortened topreamp
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