Clamper: meaning, definitions and examples
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clamper
[ ˈklæmpər ]
electronics
A device used to limit the amplitude of a waveform in electronics.
Synonyms
limiter, voltage clamp
Examples of usage
- The clamper circuit ensures that the output waveform stays within a specific voltage range.
- The clamper is essential for stabilizing the signal amplitude.
Translations
Translations of the word "clamper" in other languages:
🇵🇹 grampeador
🇮🇳 क्लैम्पर
🇩🇪 Klammer
🇮🇩 penjepit
🇺🇦 затискач
🇵🇱 zacisk
🇯🇵 クランパー
🇫🇷 serre-joint
🇪🇸 abrazadera
🇹🇷 kelepçe
🇰🇷 클램퍼
🇸🇦 المشبك
🇨🇿 svorka
🇸🇰 svorka
🇨🇳 夹具
🇸🇮 objemka
🇮🇸 klemmibúnaður
🇰🇿 қысқыш
🇬🇪 სამაგრი
🇦🇿 kısqac
🇲🇽 abrazadera
Word origin
The term 'clamper' in electronics originated from the concept of clamping a waveform to a certain level. It has been widely used in electronic circuits to ensure signal stability and prevent distortion. The design and implementation of clamping circuits have evolved over time to meet the demands of modern electronics.