(electronics) A limiter circuit that cuts off all noise peaks that are stronger than the highest peak in the desired signal being received, thereby reducing the effects of atmospheric or human-produced interference. Also known as noise silencer; noise suppressor.
noise limiter
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(′nöiz ′lim·əd·ər)
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