master oscillator

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master oscillator

[′mas·tər ′äs·ə‚lād·ər]

(electronics)

An oscillator that establishes the carrier frequency of the output of an amplifier or transmitter.

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For the master oscillator (1), the following initial condition was considered: x(0) = [1.5,1.25,7.5] and for the slaves oscillators (7), the corresponding initial conditions were [[??].sub.i](0) = [(1.2,1.0, 5.8), (1.8,1.5, 5.0), (1.25,1.35,7.0)], respectively; the parameters of the master and the slave systems are presented previously in Section 3.

Multisynchronization of chaotic oscillators via nonlinear observer approach

In this system, the injection locking signals are generated by the stable master oscillator (STAMO) and without filtering, injected into the RF coherent oscillator (Coho) and amplifier chain, respectively.

Double coherent superhetrodyne downconversion in mm-wave radar

Tenders are invited for External cavity diode laser (ecdl) based master oscillator power amplifier (mopa) laser system (wavelength @ - 1000 1040 nm, power@ 1 watt, tunable ecdl as master oscillator) with controller as per purchasers tender specification to be delivered at vecc, calcutta.

External cavity diode laser (ecdl) based master oscillator power amplifier

Tenders are invited for External Cavity Diode Laser (Ecdl) Based Master Oscillator Power Amplifier (Mopa) Laser System With Controller As Per Purchasers Tender Specification To Be Delivered At Vecc Stores, Calcutta-700 064.

External cavity diode laser (ecdl) based master oscillator power amplifier

Its modular 3-stage master oscillator power amplifier (MOPA) concept offers a high degree of flexibility to generate a broad range of pulse durations, pulse energies and repetition rates.

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A series of 12 master oscillators of fixed frequency controlled the top 12 semitones, and a series of frequency dividers controlled the lower notes.

Forerunner of the Moog: the 1960s synthesiser had a much earlier predecessor invented by an engineer better known for another instrument, as IMechE assistant archivist Sarah Broadhurst explains