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sine wave
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sine wave
n.
A waveform with deviation that can be graphically expressed as the sine curve.

sine wave
n
(Physics / General Physics) any oscillation, such as a sound wave or alternating current, whose waveform is that of a sine curve
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Noun1.sine wave - a wave whose waveform resembles a sine curve
undulation, wave - (physics) a movement up and down or back and forth


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features crystal technology that combines low-noise and low-jitter performance with true sinewave output.
Moreover, the AC output created during battery operation is quasi- or modified (not true) sinewave AC power and can disrupt the operation of and even damage sensitive laboratory and hospital equipment.
The 500 VA, 800 VA and 1100 VA UPS units incorporate high-frequency line-interactive technology that delivers a sinewave output and voltage correction, as well as wide input voltage tolerances.
 
 
 
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