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attenuator

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at·ten·u·a·tor  (-tny-tr)
n.
A device that attenuates an electrical signal.
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Noun1.attenuator - an electrical device for attenuating the strength of an electrical signal
electrical device - a device that produces or is powered by electricity


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Assuming the attenuation [tau] of the attenuator is known and that we have a normalized polynomial relationship between p and V, then Eq.
Nonlinearity measurements of high-power laser detectors at NIST by Dowell, Marla / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Nine strains had attenuator mutations; two strains did not express OmpC or OmpF.
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The rebuild included replacement of the tapered header with a Radial Tower header equipped with an MD pulsation attenuator and dilution profiling with 80mm profiling zones and replacement of the rear wall of the headbox.
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