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spectrogram

/ˈspek.trə.ɡræm/

Traducción: Representación visual o gráfica de un espectro, especialmente la distribución de frecuencias de una señal, comúnmente utilizada en acústica y física para analizar sonidos u ondas.

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noun

C1formalcommonscientific/ˈspek.trə.ɡræm/

A visual representation or photographic record of a spectrum, often used in acoustics and physics to analyze frequencies.

  • 🇪🇸Representación visual o gráfica de un espectro, especialmente la distribución de frecuencias de una señal, comúnmente utilizada en acústica y física para analizar sonidos u ondas.
  1. Photographic record of a spectrum C1 formal scientific

    A photographic or digital image that displays the spectrum of a light source, showing the distribution of light intensity across different wavelengths.

    • The astronomer analyzed the spectrogram to identify the chemical composition of the star.
    • A spectrogram of the sun reveals absorption lines from various elements.
    • The lab technician captured a spectrogram of the laser beam.

    🇪🇸Espectrograma

  2. Visual representation of sound C1 formal scientific

    A visual representation of the spectrum of frequencies in a sound or other signal as they vary with time.

    • The linguist used a spectrogram to study the vowel sounds in the recording.
    • The software generated a spectrogram of the bird's song.
    • By examining the spectrogram, the engineer could identify the noise source.

    🇪🇸Espectrograma

    Sinónimos: sonogram

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