rotating joint

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rotating joint [′rō‚tād·iŋ ′jȯint]

(electromagnetism)

A joint that permits one section of a transmission line or waveguide to rotate continuously with respect to another while passing radio-frequency energy. Also known as rotary coupler; rotary joint.

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