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subjected to an
external force or
vibration whose frequency matches a
resonant frequency (or
resonance frequency) of the system,
defined as a frequency...
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multiple types of
resonant converter:
Series resonant converter Parallel resonant converter class E
resonant converter class E
resonant rectifier Zero-voltage...
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Resonant inverters are
electrical inverters based on
resonant current oscillation. In
series resonant inverters the
resonating components and switching...
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exhibits resonance or
resonant behavior. That is, it
naturally oscillates with
greater amplitude at some frequencies,
called resonant frequencies, than at...
- of this,
another 'signal'
photon is produced, with the
surplus energy resonantly p****ed to the
vibrational states of the medium. This process, as with...
- In
phonetics and phonology, a
sonorant or
resonant is a
speech sound that is
produced with continuous, non-turbulent
airflow in the
vocal tract; these...
- transmission, it may be
lower than 0.01.
Generally the
voltage gain of non
resonantly coupled coils is
directly proportional to the
square root of the ratio...
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other laws of physics. The
concept has at
times been
referred to as a
resonant cavity thruster. The idea is
generally considered by
physicists to be pseudoscience...
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orbits until the
resonance no
longer exists.
Under some cir****stances, a
resonant system can be self-correcting and thus stable.
Examples are the 1:2:4 resonance...
- An LC circuit, also
called a
resonant circuit, tank circuit, or
tuned circuit, is an
electric circuit consisting of an inductor,
represented by the letter...
