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limiter
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limiter [′lim·əd·ər]
(electronics)
An electronic circuit used to prevent the amplitude of an electronic waveform from exceeding a specified level while preserving the shape of the waveform at amplitudes less than the specified level. Also known as amplitude limiter; amplitude-limiting circuit; automatic peak limiter; clipper; clipping circuit; limiter circuit; peak limiter.


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The biggest change the NHRA made, according to Dixon, was the introduction of rev limiters to better control the RPMs the dragsters produce, thus reducing their top speeds.
Along with testing the seals, the company can confirm the presence of limiters and mounting brackets.
The Model 6550 Air Seeder from Bourgault Industries has a 550-bushel capacity, four-tank design, self-resetting torque limiters, 10-inch diameter load and unload auger, flip-up hopper, large single or dual tires and a touch screen Zynx monitoring system.
 
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