Csatornánkénti

Csatornánkénti is a Hungarian term that translates to "per channel" or "channel-wise" in English. It is commonly used in technical contexts, particularly in the fields of signal processing, telecommunications, and audio engineering. The term refers to operations or measurements that are performed individually on each distinct channel of a system.

For example, in audio engineering, a mixer might have multiple channels for different instruments or microphones. Adjusting the equalizer settings "csatornánkénti" would mean that each channel's equalization is set independently of the others. Similarly, in telecommunications, a system might transmit data over several channels simultaneously. Analyzing the performance or characteristics of each channel separately would be described as a "csatornánkénti" analysis.

In digital signal processing, this concept applies to multi-dimensional data, where "channel" can refer to different components or dimensions. For instance, in image processing, color images are often represented by separate channels for red, green, and blue. Operations performed "csatornánkénti" on an image would affect each color channel individually. This approach allows for fine-grained control and analysis of complex systems by isolating and processing their constituent parts. The specific meaning of "channel" depends heavily on the domain in which the term is used.