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artificial load

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artificial load [¦ärd·ə¦fish·əl ′lōd]
(electricity)
Dissipative but essentially nonradiating device having the impedance characteristics of an antenna, transmission line, or other practical utilization circuit.


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This creates an artificial load or pre-load on the arm or plunger as if it were clamping a part.
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