többsávos

Többsávos is a Hungarian term that translates to "multiband" or "multi-channel" in English. It is often used in the context of telecommunications, broadcasting, and signal processing to describe systems or devices that operate on or transmit across multiple frequency bands or channels simultaneously.

In radio communication, a többsávos transmitter or receiver can tune into and process signals from various frequency ranges, allowing for greater flexibility and the ability to communicate across different parts of the radio spectrum. This is common in amateur radio equipment, where operators may use multiband antennas and transceivers to access a wide array of frequencies for different communication purposes.

The concept of többsávos also applies to data transmission. For instance, in wireless networking, multiband technologies like Wi-Fi can utilize different frequency bands (e.g., 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) to improve performance, reduce interference, and increase bandwidth. Similarly, in broadcasting, multiband tuners can receive signals from different frequency allocations.

The term implies a capability to handle a variety of signal frequencies or communication pathways, offering advantages such as increased capacity, robustness against interference, and broader coverage. The specific application dictates the precise meaning, but the core idea remains the simultaneous or flexible operation across multiple distinct frequency ranges.