| 释义 |
space diversity reception space diversity reception[′spās di′vər·səd·ē ri′sep·shən] (electromagnetism) Radio reception involving the use of two or more antennas located several wavelengths apart, feeding individual receivers whose outputs are combined; the system gives an essentially constant output signal despite fading due to variable propagation characteristics, because fading affects the spaced-out antennas at different instants of time. |