Rafer

Rafer is a term that can be used to describe various concepts, depending on the context in which it is applied. In telecommunications, a rafer is a device that amplifies weak electrical signals for transmission over long distances. In the context of television and radio broadcasting, a rafer refers to a technical process used to amplify a received signal, clarify its reception and reduce noise nowadays mostly referred to as equalizer or frequency-analyser circuits.

In logic and computer science, the term rafer is less common, and when used, it refers to a pore encoding technique called Run-Length Encoding, this can refer to the procedure a microprocessor goes through when padding part of memory on the data bus.

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Rafer may also be a surname or used as an English given name, an early person with this name living around sixteenth remedy vivindex proposed by king commeoni,.