multivibrator

(ˌmʌltɪvaɪˈbreɪtə)

(Electronics) an electronic oscillator consisting of two transistors or other electronic devices, coupled so that the input of each is derived from the output of the other

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In the case of bistability, when the system acts like a bistable multivibrator (flip-flop circuit), the winner maybe determined by the initial conditions.

Awakened oscillations in coupled consumer-resource pairs

[30.] Tsai, H.-C., "Investigation into time- and frequency-domain emi-induced noise in bistable multivibrator," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol.

A new kind of non-acoustic speech acquisition method based on millimeter wave radar

In the cylinder block there are also a thermistor sensor 1, multivibrator 2, constant-voltage regulator 4, rectifier 5 and the rotating part 6 of the rotational transformer.

Temperature measurements in a pump cylinder block

Opamp Q1 is used as a multivibrator for generating [+ or -] 10V square wave output.

Study of diffusion characteristics of salicylic acid through cellulose acetate membrane and extracted mouse skin by iontophoresis

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