Modulálásában

Modulálásában is a Hungarian word-form that relates to the noun modulálás, meaning modulation. The form comes from modulálás plus the possessive and inessive suffixes (for example its/its own modulation, in its modulation). In technical writing, modulálásában is used to indicate that an event, change, or effect occurs within the modulation of a signal, system, or parameter. It is most often found in sentences that describe how modulation affects outcomes or how disturbances arise in a given modulation context.

Modulálás (modulation) is a broad concept used in several fields. In electronics and communications, modulation is the process of varying a carrier signal to encode information for transmission. Common modulation techniques include amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM), phase modulation (PM), and digital schemes such as quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM). In music theory, modulation refers to changing the key of a piece, a different usage but sharing the same general idea of changing a parameter over time. In linguistics and psychology, modulation can describe changes in voice, emphasis, or prosody as part of communicative signaling.

Usage note: modulálásában is a specialized grammatical form and is typically found in technical or formal prose. It relies on the base noun modulálás and the standard Hungarian suffix chain to express proximity of the modulation to another element, such as a signal, system, or process. Related terms include moduláció (modulation) and modulálni (to modulate).