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exciter
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exciter [ek′sīd·ər]
(electricity)
A small auxiliary generator that provides field current for an alternating-current generator.
(electronics)
A crystal oscillator or self-excited oscillator used to generate the carrier frequency of a transmitter.
(electromagnetism)
The portion of a directional transmitting antenna system that is directly connected to the transmitter.
A loop or probe extending into a resonant cavity or waveguide.


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Philips Sound Solutions has recently signed on to develop a new generation of off-the-shelf exciters for automotive applications.
On that trip Dusty also visited New York City, and, passing by Colony Records on Broadway (next to the famous Brill Building), she heard the Exciters singing the lyric "I know something about love," from "Tell Him.
Other approaches would have forced us to deploy single purpose exciters and redundant network equipment," said Barbara West, Administrator of Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory Support Services at MetroHealth.
 
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