bridged–T
noun
\ˈbrij(d)¦tē\
Definition of bridged–T
: a T network with a fourth branch bridging the two series arms of the T from input to output terminal, used to control the ratio of the magnitude of the output to input voltage, their relative phase, or both, such magnitudes or phase relations trips in many cases depending on signal frequency
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