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tank circuit

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tank circuit [′taŋk ‚sər·kət]
(electronics)
A circuit which exhibits resonance at one or more frequencies, and which is capable of storing electric energy over a band of frequencies continuously distributed about the resonant frequency, such as a coil and capacitor in parallel. Also known as electrical resonator; tank.
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