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ultrasonic transducer

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ultrasonic transducer [¦əl·trə′sän·ik tranz′dü·sər]
(engineering acoustics)
A transducer that converts alternating-current energy above 20 kilohertz to mechanical vibrations of the same frequency; it is generally either magnetostrictive or piezoelectric.
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