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Fadeout
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A type of fading in which
the received signal strength is reduced to a value below the noise level
of the receiver. The most common cause of fadeout is a disturbed ionosphere.
Also called radio fadeout, Dellinger effect, M�gel-Dellinger effect.
See blackout. [[/a>|/a>
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References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use
