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resonator
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resonator [′rez·ən‚ād·ər]
(physics)
A device that exhibits resonance at a particular frequency, such as an acoustic resonator or cavity resonator.


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Another key benefit claimed by Mitsubishi is that whereas laser resonators using traditional fast axial-flow technology can take up to 30 minutes in order to ramp up to full power, the X-Flow technology permits a beam to reach full power in just 45 seconds, so the laser can be shut down between shifts and during breaks, thereby reducing the need to run the machine when it isn't working.
The present paper reports on the detailed studies concerning the neutron spin interference visibility observed after transmitting through multilayer magnetic resonators in a spin echo condition with very cold neutrons from a high flux reactor.
At short test sites in Italy and the Netherlands noise-absorbing Helmholtz resonators are embedded in the concrete foundation, cutting several decibels more.
 
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