1. Plural of demodulator; electronic devices or circuits that extract the original signal from a modulated carrier wave.
Usage: technical; electronics

Examples

• The radio receiver uses demodulators to convert the AM signal into audio.
• Modern communication systems rely on demodulators to recover data from transmitted signals.
• The demodulators in the satellite receiver extract the video signal from the carrier frequency.
• Engineers designed specialized demodulators for the new digital television standard.
• The circuit includes multiple demodulators to handle different frequency bands simultaneously.