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crystal plate

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crystal plate [′krist·əl ‚plāt]
(electronics)
A precisely cut slab of quartz crystal that has been lapped to final dimensions, etched to improve stability and efficiency, and coated with metal on its major surfaces for connecting purposes. Also known as quartz plate.
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