line transducer
line transducer
[′līn tranz‚dü·sər] (electronics)
A special type of electret transducer consisting essentially of a coaxial cable with polarized dielectric, and with the center conductor and shield serving as electrodes; mechanical excitation resulting in a deformation of the shield at any point along the length of the cable produces an electrical output signal.
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