Burst

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burst referred

  • a mountain peak in Switzerland, see Burst (mountain) ;
  • a grass that grows on Swiss alpine pastures: the upright bromus erectus . It creates the “burst meadow” that is typical there.
  • a sub-municipality of the Belgian Erpe-Mere, see Burst (Flanders) ;
  • from the English term for: "outbreak", "burst" or "accumulation" in general the multiple, bundled occurrence of an event. Derived from this in various areas:
    • In the PAL standard the signal for synchronizing the color carrier;
    • In electromagnetic compatibility, a low-energy, high-frequency interference pulse that occurs when switching inductive circuits;
    • In analog measurement technology, a discrete package of sinusoidal oscillations with a fixed frequency, see burst signal ;
    • a Swedish metal band, see Burst (band) .

See also:

  • Burst error or bundle error, in information technology a bundled disturbance of a signal transmission;
  • Burst mode or Burstfire, an operating mode in different areas, see explanation of the term burst mode .