a specific television station and the programming it broadcasts

occurring or done many times at short intervals

occurring many times in succession; again and again; constantly

sound as recorded, stored, or transmitted in digital or analog form

high frequency

the frequency spectrum of a signal or its visual representation (spectrogram)

radio frequency (RF)

the process of encoding information on a carrier wave by varying its frequency; FM

a specific range of radio frequencies used for wireless communication

a continuous range of frequencies or the width of such a range (bandwidth) within the electromagnetic spectrum

victory reports pour in; news of success in an endless stream

to be frequently reported or arrive in rapid succession, often used in the context of good news or successes.

frequent; occurring repeatedly

The subdivision of radio wavebands or the allocation of frequencies for sharing among multiple users or channels.

frequency of a carrier wave

very high frequency (VHF)

the frequency at which consecutive images called frames appear on a display, typically measured in frames per second

audio and video

audio file (computer)

a cable used to transmit video signals from a source device (like a computer) to a display device (like a monitor).

video on demand (VOD)

(usu. of bad things) to frequently happen; to occur often

A meeting or the technology used to hold a meeting between participants in different locations via video and audio transmission.

short video; video clip

digital frequency sharing

frequency of vibration

an electronic device that receives a radio signal and automatically emits a different signal in response

The standard alternating current frequency used in an electric power grid, typically 50 or 60 Hz.

radio-frequency identification (RFID)

radio interference; RF interference