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predistortion (system) (pre-emphasis) (transmitter performance) A process that is designed to emphasize or de-emphasize the magnitude of some frequency components with respect to the magnitude of others. See also: pre-emphasis.

(VT) [37]

pre-emphasis (A) (pre-equalization) (General). A process in a

system designed to emphasize the magnitude of some frequency components with respect to the magnitude of others,

to reduce adverse effects, such as noise, in subsequent parts

of the system. Note: After transmitting the pre-emphasized

signal through the noisy part of the system, de-emphasis may

be applied to restore the original signal with a minimum loss

of signal-to-noise ratio. (B) (pre-equalization) (Modulating

systems) (recording). An arbitrary change in the frequency

response of a recording system from its basic response (such

as constant velocity or amplitude) for the purpose of improvement in signal-to-noise ratio, or the reduction of distortion.

(PE) 599-1985

pre-emphasis network A network inserted in a system in order

to emphasize one range of frequencies with respect to another.

See also: network analysis. (AP/ANT) 145-1983s

preempted thread A running thread whose execution is suspended due to another thread becoming runnable at a higher

priority. (C/PA) 9945-1-1996

also: basic impulse insulation level. (EEC/LB) [100]

preferred current ratings (of distribution fuse links) A series

of distribution fuse-link ratings so chosen from a series of

preferred numbersthat a specified degree of coordination may

be obtained between adjacent sizes.

(SWG/PE) C37.40-1993

preferred insulations system classification (electric installations on shipboard) The preferred insulation system classifications are classes A, B, F, H, C, or 105, 130, 155, 180, or

greater than 220, and as designated by the equipment standard. (IA/MT) 45-1983s

preferred power supply (PPS) That power supply from the

transmission system to the Class 1E distribution system that

is preferred to furnish electric power under accident and postaccident conditions. (PE/NP) 308-1991, 765-1995

preferred values The preferred valuesfor the parameterslisted

for various tests are preferred in the sense that their use promotesuniformity. However, specific applicationsmay require

values other than the listed preferred values.

(PE) C62.34-1996

prefetching In a pipelined process, to fetch the next instruction,

or instruction part, before the processing unit requires it, resulting in a performance improvement by eliminating the lag

between completion of one instruction and the availability of

the next. (C) 610.10-1994w

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