modulability

modulability — noun

1. the quality that lets something be varied in strength, frequency, or tone

1.名詞C2
釋義

the quality that lets something be varied in strength, frequency, or tone

例句

Engineers tested the modulability of the new radio system at the coastal station.

collocation: the modulability of [system or device]

Karim wrote his thesis on the modulability of laser pulses in fibre optics.

同義詞
  • adjustability

    more general; applies to any setting or parameter, not only signals

  • variability

    broader term that suggests change over time, not necessarily under control

  • tunability

    specific to fine adjustments, especially in musical instruments or circuits

反義詞
  • rigidity

    complete inability to be changed or adjusted

  • fixedness

    the state of being permanently set and unchangeable

用法筆記

Found almost exclusively in technical writing about signals, waves, sound, or electronic systems. Rare in everyday conversation.

常見錯誤

❌The modularity of this system allows easy upgrades.
✅The modulability of this system allows signal adjustments.
💡'modularity' refers to separate parts that can be combined; 'modulability' refers to the ability to vary or adjust a signal or quality.