subband
/ˈsʌbænd/ or /ˈsʌbbeɪnd/Definitions
1. noun
A band or group of frequencies within a larger band, especially in a digital signal.
“The audio processor divided the sound signal into multiple subbands for noise reduction.”
2. noun
A subgenre or style of music, often associated with a particular time period or region.
“The subband of 1970s folk rock had a significant influence on contemporary singer-songwriters.”
3. verb
To divide or separate a band of frequencies, especially in a digital signal.
“The software can subband the audio signal to remove unwanted noise.”