Bandstop

Pronunciation: /ˈbændˈstɑp/

Bandstop (noun)

  1. A filter that reduces or removes a chosen range of frequencies from an audio or signal.
  2. A circuit used in communication systems to block a specific frequency band and reduce interference.

Examples

  • The bandstop reduces the sound frequency block in the room.
  • A bandstop can prevent a specific sound frequency block from reaching speakers.