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vibrator

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vibrator
1. 
a. a device for producing a vibratory motion, such as one used in massage or in the distribution of wet concrete in moulds
b. such a device with a vibrating part or tip, used as a dildo
2. a device in which a vibrating conductor interrupts a circuit to produce a pulsating current from a steady current, usually so that the current can then be amplified or the voltage transformed

vibrator [′vī‚brād·ər]
(electricity)
An electromechanical device used primarily to convert direct current to alternating current but also used as a synchronous rectifier; it contains a vibrating reed which has a set of contacts that alternately hit stationary contacts attached to the frame, reversing the direction of current flow; the reed is activated when a soft-iron slug at its tip is attracted to the pole piece of a driving coil.
(mechanical engineering)
An instrument which produces mechanical oscillations.


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