"dedicated receiver" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a specific purpose or task assigned to them. For example, "The company hired a dedicated receiver to handle customer service inquiries."
Our mission objective is to design an altimeter satellite that uses GNSS-reflections, which means a dedicated receiver (passive instrument) onboard the satellite.
Each transmitter has one symbol to transmit to its dedicated receiver.
P i, j Min is the minimal required transmission power of ST i to its dedicated receiver SR on channel j.
An increase of phase acceleration of MAVRIC, therefore, might only be feasible in areas with a sufficient signal-to-noise ratio obtained by a dedicated receiver coil.
In this paper, we investigated, from the theoretical point of view, the detection and ranging capabilities of harmonic tags by proposing a simple two-tone interrogation signal and a dedicated receiver scheme.
Assuming an MMSE at all receivers, the mutual information between the k th transmitter and its dedicated receiver k can be written as a function of the combination matrices C k ∀k as follows R k = log 2 I N + p ∑ j = 1 K H kj P j P j H H kj H I N + p ∑ j ≠ k K H kj P j P j H H kj H. (24).
Towards this, we assume the existence of dedicated receivers, called reference terminals, which are capable of multicarrier processing, whose function is to provide channel estimates for calibration.
Many ground-based, aircraft-based, and satellite-borne experiments have been conducted, and a huge amount of experimental data has been recorded using dedicated receivers.
Our proposed new GPU-based polyphase channelizer design provides the high performance of a dedicated single receiver using a fully integrated receiver structure and without sacrificing flexibility.
For comparison, I also carried a dedicated GPS receiver I'd purchased a few weeks earlier.
It's certainly not the first time a Palm operating system-based handheld has attempted to stand in for a dedicated GPS receiver.
