Receiver Bandwidth is the range of frequencies over which a receiver system can effectively capture and process input signals, distinguished from other performance metrics by its direct determination of the system's frequency-selective resolution and signal-capture capability.
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D. I. Hoult · Journal of Magnetic Resonance (1969) · 1979 · 248 citations
Norman C. Beaulieu, C.C. Tan, Mohamed Oussama Damen · IEEE Communications Letters · 2001 · 218 citations
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Nokia (United States)
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