Time Gain Compensation (TGC) is a technique used primarily in radar and sonar systems, as well as in imaging and acoustic applications, to enhance the quality of the received signals. The purpose of TGC is to compensate for the loss of signal strength due to signal attenuation as the signal travels through a medium (like water or air) or as it propagates over distance.
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