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'''[[Harmonics | Harmonic]]''' : Integer multiples of the fundamental frequency being generated, harmonics are present if a signal is not perfectly sinusoidal or is undergoing intermodulation distortion. Harmonics located outside the desired band for transmission are normally removed with low-pass filters to avoid interference to other radio services. | |||
'''Hellschreiber''' (Hell) : A digital mode for sending and receiving text using facsimile (fax) technology. | |||
'''Henry''' :(H) The unit for [[Inductors |inductance]] | |||
'''Hertz''' : Hz - The unit of measure for [[Frequency Wavelength and Period |frequency]]. | |||
'''[[HF]]''' : High Frequency. Frequencies in the range 3MHz to 30MHz. | |||
'''High Pass Filter''' : A [[Filters |filter]] designed to pass high frequency signals. | |||
'''Horizontal Polarization''' : An antenna or radio signal in which the electric field is propagated parallel to the surface of the Earth. | |||
'''HT''' : '''H'''andheld '''T'''ransceiver or '''H'''andi'''T'''alkie. Usually refers to transceivers that operate in the [[2 metres | 2m]] and [[70 centimetres | 70cm]] amateur bands; these are self-contained hand-held radios which include an antenna and battery and transmit at low power. | |||
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Harmonic : Integer multiples of the fundamental frequency being generated, harmonics are present if a signal is not perfectly sinusoidal or is undergoing intermodulation distortion. Harmonics located outside the desired band for transmission are normally removed with low-pass filters to avoid interference to other radio services.
Hellschreiber (Hell) : A digital mode for sending and receiving text using facsimile (fax) technology.
Henry :(H) The unit for inductance
Hertz : Hz - The unit of measure for frequency.
HF : High Frequency. Frequencies in the range 3MHz to 30MHz.
High Pass Filter : A filter designed to pass high frequency signals.
Horizontal Polarization : An antenna or radio signal in which the electric field is propagated parallel to the surface of the Earth.
HT : Handheld Transceiver or HandiTalkie. Usually refers to transceivers that operate in the 2m and 70cm amateur bands; these are self-contained hand-held radios which include an antenna and battery and transmit at low power.